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THE
PHILADELPHIA
DIRECTORY
*^!^EGISTER,
FOR
1813:
CONTAINING
THE NAMES, PROFESSIONS, AND
RESIDENCE
OF ALL THE
Heads of Families and Persons in Business
OF THE
CITY AND SUBURBS;
WITH OTHER USEFUL IJ^FORMATIO^T
BY JOHN A. PAXTON,
Author of the Alphabetical Plan of Philadelphia
PUBLISHED BY B. & T. KITE,
20, North Third street ;
And sold by them, and by the Editor, 81, Locust, above
Eighth street.
Price g 1 25.
Comparative View of the number of Mimes contained
in the Directories of the following years.
Years. Editors. Number of Names. Pages.
1794 Hardie 8304 232
1806 Robinson 10668 314
180r Robinson 12348 384
1809 Robinson 11760 360
1810 Robinson 12936 362
1811 Census 15400 484
1811 Robinson & Paxton 17300 520
1813 Paxton (present work) 20 1 60 624
It appears by this statement, that there was no
improvement in the Directory during the years it
was published by Mr. Robinson alone.
The present Directory contains 20160 names,
which is nearly twice the number that appeared in
Robinson's for 1810.
TO THE PUBLIC.
IN offering this work to the Public, the Editor
does not think it necessary to enter into any argu-
ment to prove the utility of a correct Directory, in
a city of such extent and commercial importance as
that of Philadelphia, but relies on the evidence
which* experience must have brought to the Citi-
zens, and particularly to men of business, not only
of the convenience, but the necessity of such a com-
panion. The editor, fully persuaded of this fact,
and seeing that no such work appeared for the year
1812, as promised by Mr. Robinson; being also se-
conded by the solicitations of a number of respecta-
ble citizens, was induced to undertake that arduous
and laborious task, and hopes he has completed it,
as far as its nature will admit. How far however he
has succeeded, the Public will candidly determine.
He flatters himself it will be found to contain more
than has been formerly given in works of this de-
scription, as no pains have been spared to render it re-
plete with interesting and useful information. From
the particular knowledge, of the city and suburbs he
acquired in researches for materials collected for his
Alphabetical Plan of Philadelphia, which he pub-
lished in 1810, which was further exercised in his
adjunct publication of the ** Annual Directory for
1811,'* with Mr. Robinson, he thinks himself war-
ranted in promising a Directory more complete and
free from errors than any that have heretofore been
published in this City, and containing many more
names; the arrangement of which is much improv-
ed, being carefully alphabeted in the christian as
well as in the surnames, having references between
those of nearly the, same sound, which will adu
much to the facility of finding required names. In
former works of this kind, the names of persons re-
siding in Kensington and west of Broad street, have
been alphabeted in a list separate from that of the
main body ; in the present, the whole are compiled
in one alphabetical arrangement, the utility of which
win be obvious to all. A perusal of liie " Direc*
tiona to the Reader^'' will render every part perfectly
clear to the understanding. The solicitude of the
Editor to make this wofk st$^ ibterestm^ 4s pessiblei
has induced him to annex a lar^ and comprehen-
sive appendix, the materiai^for whkb were not col-
lected without much labour and expence ;• the sta-
tistical table alone, giving an enumeration of the
buildings in each street, &c. having employed him
for nearly two months. It is expected it will prove
satisfactory to the citizens generally. A correct
jist of the war duties, with Custom House remarks^
being deemed important, are also inserted, with a
collection of other information.
The collection of names for this work having
been commenced on the first day of last October,
those persons who have changed their residence
since that period, will not have cause to censure the
Editor for any error which may have arisen out of
this act; notice having been given, in all the pub-
lic newspapers, requesting them to send in their
addresses for correction : the frequency of remo-
vals rendering it impossible for the editor, without
such assistance, to make a correct return.
If other errors should be discovered, without which
h is imposssible to present, a work of this nature, the
public, it, is presumed, will attribute it to a proper
cause : many surnames of different orthography
sounding alike, and the information obtained repect-
ing orthography, names, and professions being often
vague or incorrect, which it is impossible entirely to
obviate. The Editor takes this opportunity to ten-
der his thanks to the numerous subscribers who
have patronized the work, and begs leave to inform
them that it is his intention to publish it annually.
As the demand in this city will not support a com-
petition, if they find his work worthy of encourage-
„iient, he solicits their future support in preference
t0 any competitor who may arise, which he will en-
4eavour to merit by his attention to their service.
He is induced to make this seemingly unreasonable
Kquest) as a divided support would probably oblig^
him to relinquish his intention to repeat the publi-
cation.
JOHM A. PAXTON*
Philadelphia, January asth, 1813.
CONTENTS.
Page.
Comparative view of Di-
rectories ii
To the Public iii
Land stages, packets, &,
steam boats viii
List of physicians and
nurses xii
Late removals xv
Directions to the reader xxiv
Auctioneer^ stated days
of sales ib.
Names of citizens
APPENDIX.
War duties 1 to 12
Articles free of duty 12
Custom House retnarks, Ijfc.
Allowances for drafts 13
For tare ib.
For leakage & breakage 14
Rates of drawbacks ib.
Duties on tonnage 15
Fees of office ib.
Terms of credit 16
Restiictions on imports 17
Remarks 1 8
Port of Philadelphia 19
Surveyors of damaged
ships, &c. 20
Wardens and pilotage ib.
Inspectors of lumber, &c. ib.
Chamber of commerce 21
Lisi of streets, wharves,
&c. 21 to 42
Enumeration of build-
ings 43 to 5o
Census of cities in U. S. 54
Dr. Mitchell's views of
the manufactures of
U. S. 54 to 59
GOVERNMENT OF U. S.
Members of 12th con-
jjress 59
Page.
Judiciary of U. S. 62
District judges 63
Clerks of supreme and
district courts ib.
District attorneys 64
Marshals of U. S. ib.
Commissioners of loans 65
Federal courts ib.
Department of state 67
Treasury department ib.
War department ib.
General officers of army 68
Quarter masters' depart. 68
Ordnance department 69
Commissary*s depart. ib.
Naval department ib.
Naval force of U. S. ib.
Officers of U. S navy 70
General post office 71
United States mint ib.
Diplomatic depart. 72 to 76
13th congress from Penn. 76
GOVERNMENT OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
Members of the legisla-
ture 77 to 79
Courts of Penn. 79 to 82
Mode of executing, ac-
knowledging, proving,
and recording deeds,
powers of attorney, &c, 83
Corporation of city 84
Justices of the peace, con-
stables, &,c. for the
townships 85 to 86
Post office, Philad. 86 to 89
INSTITUTIONS, COM-
PANIES, & SOCIETIES.
Bank of Pennsylvania 89
• of North America ib.
of Philadelphia 90
— — Farmers &. Mecha-
nics* fb
%2
CONTENTS.
Page.
Stephen Girard*s banking
house 90
Bank at Camden, N. J ib.
INSURANCE COMPA-
NIES.
Of North America 91
Phoenix ib.
Of state of Pennsylvania ib.
Delaware ib.
Union ib.
United States ib.
Philadelphia 92
Marine ib.
American Fire ib.
Lancaster and S usque-
hannah, &c. ib.
Contributionship Fire ib.
Mutual Fire ib.
Pennsylvania Life 94
African 93
TURNPIKE, CANAL, (5*
BRIDGE COMPANIES.
Susquehannah & Lehigh 93
Cheltenham and Willow
grove ib.
Gsrmantown, &c. ib.
Lancaster and Philad. ib.
Bustletown and Smith-
field, &.C. ib.
Philad. Brandywine, &c. 94
Chesnut Hill, he. ib.
Frankford and Bristol ib.
Kidge ib.
Union Canal ib.
^Schuy Ik ill Perm, bridge ib.
Upper ferry bridge ib.
HUMANE &CHARITA.
BLE INSTITUTIONS-
Alms house and house of
employment 95 to 98
'Juardians of the poor 98
Pennsylvania, &c. hospital 99
City hospital ib.
Friends' alms house ib.
Christ church hospital ib.
Philadelphia dispensary IGO
Board of hi.alth ib.
Bible :v^ety ib.
Page.
Missionary society 101
Evangelical ib.
Of Protestant Episcopal
church ib.
Humane ib.
Alleviating miseries of
prisons 102
To instruct poor children ib.
American convention 103
Abolition of slavery ib.
Magdalen ib.
Educate poor females ib.
Female hospitable ib.
Sunday school 104
Charity schools ib.
System of education ib.
African schools ih.
Spring Garden association ib..
German, for relief ib".
German, to assist poor,
&c. 105
German, to encourage, &c. ib.
For alleviating sick ib.
St. Joseph's ib.
LITERARY XNSTITU.
TIONS.
American philosophical 105
College of physicians ib.
Medical Lyceum ib.
Medical society 106
Philadelphia Linnean ib.
Columbian chemical ib.
Academy for natural sci-
ence ib.
St. John's college ib.
Lecturers on chemistry ib.
Agricultural ib.
Cattle ib.
Premium ib.
Vine ib.
Domestic ib.
Philadelphia museum 107
Of artists of U. S- ib.
Penn. of Fine Arts 108
University of Penn. ib.
Philadelphia academy ib.
Gray & Wylie's academy 109
Philadelphia library ib.
CONTENTS.
VXl
Page.
MASONIC, NATIONAL,
POLITICAL. MUTU-
AL BENEFIT, &c. SO-
CIETIES.
Grand lodge of Pennsyl-
vania, &.C. 109
African lodge 111
Cincinnati ib.
Tammany ib.
True republican ib.
Washington association ib.
Democratic young men ib.
German for mutual, &C. 112
United German ib.
German American l>en. ib.
German American mut. ib.
German beneficiaV ib.
German ben. of N. L. ib.
French benevolent ib.
St. Andrews ib.
Scots thistle ib.
Caledonian ib.
St Patrick's 113
Erin lb.
Hiberniati ib.
St. George's ib.
St. John's ib.
United States ib.
Welch ib.
Benevolent bhies ib.
Washington 114
Franklin ben. ib.
Franklin union ib.
True American ib.
American friendly ib.
American ben. ib.
Criterion ib.
Madison ib.
Ship masters* ib.
Philanthrophic ib.
Provident ib.
Independent 115
Page.
Friendly 115
Union ben. of N. L. ib.
Friendly of St. Tammany ib.
Philadelphia ib.
Friendly Columbian ib.
Union harmonic ib.
Columbian ben. ib.
Shackamaxon ib.
Mariners' ib.
Northern Liberty ib.
Kensington ib.
Pennsylvania ib»
Pennsylvania bencf. ib.
United beneficial ib.
Master mechanics' ib.
Bricklayers ib.
Carpenters' comp, ib.
Master plaisterers' 11/
American, of plaisterers ib.
Provident, house carpen-
ters ib.
Stonecutters* ib.
Pennsylvania slate ib.
Asylum company ib.
Master painters' ib.
Master shipwrights* ib.
United shipwrights* ib.
Master taylors' ib.
Union, cordwainers ib.
Typographical ib.
Journeymen taylors' ib.
Journeymen blacksmiths' 118
African friendly ib,
Philadelphia mechanics* ib.
Hairdressers', S.C. ib.
Journeymen coopers' ib.
List of societies, the offi-
cers of which were not
obtained in time ib.
Coins and money tables
119 to 125
Census of U. S. iatt
LAND STAGES, PACKETS, AND STEAM
BOATS.
Land Stages.
Allentown (Camel inn) 140 n. Second 4 a. m.
Am well (Camel inn) 140 north Second 4 a. m .
Baltimore Mail, 30 s. Third, daily i past 6 A. m.
Baltimore New Line Expedition, from 30 s. 3d and
City Hotel, daily 5 A. M.
Baltimore Pilot, 43 s. 4th, leaves at 6 a. m. (in win-
ter) and ^ past2 a. m. (in summer) fare S 8
Baltimore stage by way of Lancaster, 200 High 8c
cor. 8th, daily 5 a. m.
Bethlehem, 140 n. 2d, Wed. and Sat. 4 a.m.
Bethlehem, 106 Race, Tues. and Fridays 2 p. m.
Boundbrook (Green tree inn) 50 north Fourth
Bridge Town, Cumberland, N. J. Negus* ferry Mon.
Wed, and Frid. sun rise
Bridge Town, Arch st. ferry, daily (Sun. excepted)
sun-rise
Burlington (by Jersey) Mulberry st. ferry
Bustle Town, 130 north Second, daily 3 p. m.
Cape May, Arch st. ferry, daily (Sun. excep.) sun rise
Carlisle, cor. 8th and High, daily 5 a. m.
Chambersburg, cor. High and 8th, daily 5 a. m.
Chesnut Hill (via Germantown) 118 n. Third, daily
9 a. m. and 4 p. m.
Cohimbia (Penn.) 200 High & cor. 8th, daily 5 a.m.
Easton, 50 north Fourth, Wed. and Sat. 4 a. m.
Egg-Harbour, Arch st. ferry, Thursday 8 a. m. -
-l^allsof Schuylkill, 50 n. Fourth, daily 2 p. m.
Frankford (Buck inn) 130 n. 2d, 9 a. m. and 4 p. m.
daily
Germantown, 45 and 11 8 n. Third, daily 9 and 4
Harrisburgh, 200 High and N. E. cor. 8th, daily
5 A. M.
Holmesburg, 130 n. 2d, daily 3 p, m.
LAND STAOES, &c us
Jenkwtown (Green tree inn) 50 n. Fourth
Lancaster, 200 High and N.E. cor. 8ih, daily 5 A. m.
Little York, 200 High and cor. 8th daily 5 a. m.
Moorestown, Arch street ferry
Mount Holly, Arch street ferry, daily 1 p. m.
New Town (Bueks) 130 n. 2d, Saturday 1 p. m.
''Accommodation, 30 s. 3d 8c City Hotel
Commercial, 30 s. Third, daily 9 a. m.
Pilot leaves 43 s. Fourth, daily 4 a. m.
arrives at New York 7 p. m.
vVew York . Swift Sure (Green tree inn) 50 north
Stages. J Fourth, fare 4 dolls, through a plea*
sant country, daily 8 a. m. (Sundays
excepted)
U. S. Mail, daily at noon, SO s. Third
and City Hotel
Norristown, 50 n. 4th, Tues. Thurs. and Sat. 2 p. M.
Reading, 106 Race, Tuesdays & Fridays, 2 p. m*
Pittsburgh, cor. 8th and High, daily 5 a. m.
Salem, Arch st. ferry, Tues. Thurs. & Sat. sun ri^
Sunbury (via Harrisburg) daily, cor. 8th and High
Swedesborough, High st. wharf, n. side, Tues,
Thurs. ^nd Sat. noon
Trap (White Swan) 106 Sassafras
Trenton, 16 n. Third, every other day 9 a. m.
Tnckerton, 45 n. Water, Thursdays at sun rise
United States' nv>il srtage office, 30 south Third
Valley, 164 High, at 9 a. m.
West Chester, 18 n Fourth, Tues. Thurs; and Sat.
8 a.m.
Weston School, 211 Mufbetry
Wilmington 4 horse, 50 n. Fourth, daily (Sundays
excepted) % k. U,
Wilmington coachee, 4 Bank, daily 8 a. m.
Woodberry, High st. ferry, n. side, daily (Sunda>'t
excepted) 2 p. m.
YorH, Pcnn 200 High a«d cor. tth> daily 5 i. w
a LAND STAGES, 6cc.
Packets, Land and Water Stages ^ Steam Boats.
Alexandria (Col.) Hamilton's wharf
Amboy, steam boat^at Bickley's wharf
Appoquini mink Packet, Hamilton's wharf
rUnion Line daily, 3 south Wharves via
Baltimor J Appoquinimink and Sassafras, for the
\ conveyance of Merchandize, Wt;d. and
l^Sat. Hamilton's wharf
Bordentown packet, Istc, Bickley's wharf
Boston Packet, Chesnut-street wharf
Burlington Packet, Mulberry-street wharf
Cape May Packet, Massey*s wharf, 12 s. Wharves
Chester Packet, Wain's wharf
Charleston (S. C.) Clifford's wharf
Delaware Steam boat (Union Line) to New Cas-
tle, French Town and Baltimore) Beck's wharf,
daily
Fredericksburg, Hamilton's wharf
Georgetown (Col.) Hamilton's wharf
Marcus Hook, from Massey's wharf, 12 s. Wharves
Newcastle, French Town and Baltimore Union
line daily. Market street wharf
New York Commercial line, via Trenton and New
Brunswick, daily from Arch street wharf south
side
New York -Expedition, via White Hill and South
Amboy, Bickley's wharf
New York Mercantile line, viaLamberton and New
Brunswick, daily
New York Transportation line, via Lamberton and
New Brunswick, daily
New York Packet, by sea, Chesnut street wharf
New York steam boat, Bickley's wharf
Norfolk, Hamilton's wharf
Petersburg ( Va.) Hamilton's wharf
Phoenix Steam boat. New York, via Trenton, High
street wharf north side
Port Elizabeth Packet, High street wharf n. side
Richmond (Va.) Hamilton's wharf
Sassafras River Packet, Hamilton's wharf
LAND STAGES, &c ^i
Savannah (Geo.) Packet, Clifford's wharf
Trenton Packets, ^c. Market street wharf n, side
Union Line Steam boat Delaware, Market st. wharf
Washington City, Hamilton's wharf
White Hill Packet, High st. wharf north side
Wilmington Packet, Massey's wharf, 12 s. Wharves
Wilmington Steam boat, Massey's wharf
PHYSICIANS, MIDWIVES, NURSES, &c
BHY5ICJANS.
ThQj^itjMfhdtkm * are Fractitimers in Midnaifety.
Albert! Geo. F. 116«. Front
Allison N. S. 68 s. Eighth
Anderson Clark, 148 Cedar
Atlee Edwin A. 78 n. 4th
Austin John, cor. 6th & Arch
Barnes James, 275 n. 2d
Barton Benj. S. 241 Chesnut
Barton Wm. jr. 69 s. 5th
Bermond C. 10 Powell
Bertron D. 328 n. 2d
Bethausen E. 49 Green
Billings Thos. 112 n. 8th
• Blayney Arth. 161 Race
Bullock J. jr. 212 Walnut
Caldwell Chas. 211 s. 2d_
Carter Henry Y. 252 Spruce
Cathrall Isaac, 121 Chesnut
Chandler Thos. 341 High
Chandler W. P., S. E. corner
4th and WsUnut
• Chapman N. 206 Chesnut
Cleaver Isaac, 286 n. 2d
Conover Samuel L. 141 s.5th
Coxe J. R 8 York Buildings
Currie Wm. 119 s Fifth
Colhoun Saml. 59 s. 7th
Dickerson A. 32 Callowhill
Dorsey J. S. 120 Mulberry
Duffield Samuel, 12 Chesnut
Duffield Wm. 149 s. 3d
• Dunlap Jas. 107 Mulberry
Dyott T. W. cor. 2d & Race
Frank Adam, 4th ab Coats*
Gallaher James, 37 s. Fifth
Cillasspy George, 90 s. 8th
Glen Jas. S.W. comer Pnme
and Fifth
Gkntworth P. F. 144 Race
• Griffith Elijah, 108 n. 4th
Criffitts Saml. P. 62 s. Front
Hanckel John M. 53 Coats'
Harris Robert, 72 n. 9th
>Iarris Samuel, 212 s. 4th
Hartshome jos. 276 High
» Hcwson Thos. T. 153 s. 2d
Heister Xsftac,^ 115 n. Fifth
* Heydrick Christ. 298 Race
Heylin Isaac, 57 s. Seventh
* Houston P. W. 19 Walnut
Howell A. 330 High
* James Thos. C. 146 s. 2d
Johnston R. 128 s. Fifth
Jones Thos. P. 25 Sansom
Jones Thos. 144 Vine
Keehmle John, 33 n. Fourth
Kennedy B. cor. 6th & Race
* Klapp Jos. 290 s. Second
Knight Alex. 204 n. Front
Kugler Benjamin, 118 s. 4th
Kuhn Adam, 142 Chesnut
La Roche Rene, cor. 5th &
Pine
Lambert J. H. 25 Filbert
Le Baron Francis, 145 s, 6th
M«Kinney Arch. 28 Powell
Mann C. M. 200 Chesnut
Manners John, Walnut, six
doors above Tenth
* Mathieu Joseph, 16 Branch
Mayo R. 208 s. 5th comer
Shippen
Mease James, 192 Chesnut
Miller P. 181 Arch
Mitchell T. D. 208 s. 5th
Moland Wm. N. comer 4th
and Spruce
* Mongea J. R. 81 s. 3d
* Neill H. 266 s. Second
Otto John C. 139 Mulberry
Parke Thos. 20 s. Fourth
Parrish Joseph, 109 Arch
Peres Peter, 133^ Vine ^
Perkin John, 159 n. Second
Pcrlee Abm. 159 n, 3d
Physick P. S, 114 Mulberry
Porter John, 165 Walnut
Pronk John, 169 Pine
Proudfit James, 123 s, 2^
PHYSICIANS, MIDWIVES, kc.
xiv>
* Pumell Wm. 56 Walnut
Ravoudt W. S. 18 Old York
Rousseau John C. 210Spruce
Rush Benjamin, 98 s. 4th
Rush James, 98 s. 4th
Say Benjamin, 152 Chesnut
Sermon Isaac, 105 n. Front
Shafer Caspar, 66 Vine
* Shaw Wm 237 Mulberry
Shippen J. G. 234 Walnut
Shumate J. R. 172 s. 3d
Sommer John, 100 Arch
Stafford Robert 21 & 25 Pine
• Stewart Samuel, 20 Prune
Stouse Joseph, 417 n. 2d
Sutherland Joel B. 208 s. 5th
Thompson Jesse, 34 Race
Tucker A. B. 205 Arch
Vanzyle J. Ill Plum
"Wertheym A. J. 227 s. 3d
Wistar Caspar, 112 s. 4th
Weaver John, 69 Coats'
White John, 108 n. Front
Woollens J. 308 n. 3d
MIDWIVES.
Carlley Rebecca, 56 Shippen
Egar C. Frankford road near
Queen
Ernes Ann, 146 n, 8th .
Helmbold Eliza. 18 Quarry
Hemphill Jane, 73 Plum
Hoot Mary, 46 north 4th
Mingle E. 22 Appletree alley
Morrell Mrs. 71 Union
Regin Ann, 16 Ann (N. L.)
Rose Ann, 9 Brewer's alley
Rose Jane, 7 Brewer's alley
Shoemaker L. 10 Shippen
Sneed Mrs. 3 Swanson
Thackara Eleanor, 36 s. 6th
Tormyn E. 113 Swanson
Van Holt A. 184 s. 6th
Wooley Mrs. 36 Appletree
alley
Zigler Ann, 74 New
NURSES.
Albertson H. 15 Mary (S.)
Ambler Mrs. back 115 Arch
Andrews Mary, Lily alley
Arehart Cath. 9 \t'ood
Ash Mrs. back 198 n. 2d
Bain Mrs. 269 s. 5th
Baker S. 23 n. 4th
Ballenger Mrs. 74 New
Barker R. 66 Catharine
Barton E. 531 s. Front
Browne M.2 Appletree alley
Butler Sarah, Frankford road
near Queen
Cambell F- 13 Callowhill
Carr Mrs. 32 Sugar alley
Casely M. 13 Springett alley
Christy C. 25 Union
Clark Mrs. 15 South alley
Clifford Mrs. 411 s. Front
Cline E. 4th above Browne
Clothier M. 5 Cresson's alley
Coleman Mrs. 20 Race
Cook E. 28 Sugar alley
Cornelius A. 207 s. 5th
Cowdrick M. 61 Tammany
Cressel B. 129 Callowhill
Cyfarrid C. Scott's alley
Dalrymple E. Prime bel. 2d
Davis S. 7 Brewer's alley
Edleman S. 145 Cherry
Fisher Mary, 47 n. 6th
Fiss Mrs. 205 n. 8th
Francis H. cor. Christian &
Third
Frost M. 127 New
Giles Hannah, 29 Noble
Glynn M. Steinmetz court.
(N.L.)
Graham EHz. 98 Green
Green Mrs. enquire 78 Ches-
nut
Greenman Mary, 132 CoatS'
Grim Mar)', 39 Coates alley
Grogen M. Rose alley
MV
PHYSICIANS, MIDWIVES, he.
Hammond Mrs. 59 New
Hartwell Mrs. 40 Vine
Harvey Marg. 78 Lombard
Hink Mary, 254 n. Front
HuVmgs Ann, West's court
Lawrence R, 153 n. 2d
Levers Sarah, 145 Chesnut
Lindsay P. 24 Cox's alley
Livingston M. 47 Lombard
Lloyd Margaret, 154 Race
M'Donnell H- 8th ab. Vine
Maree M. 49 Coates alley
Marks H. 39 Cable lane
Matlack H. 56 Shippen
Miller L. 531 s. Front
Miller S- 3 Patton's court
Miller G. 3 Patton's court
Moore P. 125 Pine
Mushel Mrs. 22 Appletree
alley
Nelson Mrs. 24 Elizabeth
Newark Mrs. 9 Catharine
Norton J. 9 Chancery lane
Peddel Mrs. 270 s. Front
Perry Ann, 74 Nevr
Pettit Hester, 74 New
Powell R, Shepherd's court
Prettyman E. back 382 s, 2d
Pummeroy E. 368 n. 3d
Richards S. back 86 s. 3d
Roney H. 7 Brewer's alley
Rose M. Sugar alley
Rowan E. 23 Little German
Sherer Ann, SpafFord
Snyder M. 72 New
Spade S. 59 Shippen
Stanfield S. 60 Penn
Thomas S, 13 Willing's alley
Van Tnimp E. 16 n. 6th
Vocason Mrs. 10 South alley
Warnick Martha, 34 Plum
Wiles Mrs. 33 n. Fifth
Wood Mary, 23 Walnut
LAYERS OUT OF THE DEAD,
Bliss S. 47 Vine
Bulfinch Mrs. 26 Columbia
avenue
Campbell S. 136 s. 4th
Field Mrs. 137 Spruce
Graff Rebecca, 190 Vine
•Hutman Mrs. 4th ab. Coats'
Jacobs Mrs. 22 Appletree al-
ley
January H. back 39 Arch
Powell R. Shepherd's court
Robbms Eliz. 153 Vine
Walker Mrs. 15 Sterling al-
ley
DENTISTS AND BLEEDERS.
Bennet R. 51 Passyunk
Bowers Michael, 402 n. 3d
Eckendorff Martin, 10 s. 6th
Gardett Jas. 75 Walnut
Gilliams L. 35 Mulberry
Harberger H. 11th bel. Wal-
nut
Holt George, 46 n. Thhd
Houston P. W 19 Walnut
Huckel Joseph, 29 Lombard
Hudson E. 133 Walnut
Klingle G. 148 n. 8th
Koecker Leonard, 33 n. 8th
M'Cown J. Walnut n. 11th
Pierie J. N.E. corner Walnut
and Fourth
Ripperger Conrad, 29 n. 4th
Simon P. Vine below 8th
Simmons S, 181 s. Front
Smith Jacob, 269 s. Second
t Simpson Wm. Barclay'^
alley
Soast J. S. cor. 5th & Logan
Uhle John, 45 n. 4th
Van Pelt Peter, 149 Chesmr^
Wolf Lewis, 5 n. Sixth
Leonard John, 108 German
BLEEDERS WITH LEECHES.
Cunitz Lewis, 170 Race Holt George, 46 n. Third
Darr Jacob, 154 n. 4rh Ripperger Conrad, 29 n. 4th
Hartman John, 43 n. 6sh
LATE REMOVALS, kc,
Abbott Edward, sea captain 22 Race
Adams John, tavernkeeper 226 south Sixth
Adams Peter, baker 20 Shippen
Adams Robert, segarmaker 24 Phini
Ailes Joseph, shoemaker 295 south Third
Alexander Mary, shopkeeper 33 Race
Alexander Rachael, widow 24 Plum
Allbright Jacob, labourer 80 German
Amos Abm. cordwainer 213 Race
Anders Robert, carpenter 172 Pine
Anderson Alexander, distiller 63 north 7lh
Anderson Clark, ?i. d. 148 Cedar
Anderson Hugh, engraver ISO Cedar
Anderson Thomas, 63 north Sixth
Andrews Joel, combmaker 1 Sterling alley
Andrews Thomas, hatter 6 Wagner's alley
Apple John, cordwainer 62 Sassafras
Arbin Joseph, mnriner 24 Shippen
Ardley Robert A. broker 130 Lombard
Arnold Thomas, shipwright 20 Parham's alley
Arnold Geo. ladies* shoemaker 3 Garrigues' court
Arthurs Stephen, taylor Billing's court
Ash M. W. attorney at law 89 Race
Aston James, carpenter 37 Queen (S.)
Auner P. taylor 61 Cherry
Bacon John, 1 19 Race
Baker Henry, painter, &c. 24 Cherry & 20 n. 4lh
Barker Joseph, sea captain Cox's alley
Barnes Edward, cabinetmaker 13 Cherry
Barnes Samuel \V. coachpainter 60 Cherry ai\d
Starr alley
Barnes James, capt. New Castle packet 8 Parham's
alley
Barnett Mrs. widow 58 George (S.)
Barquet John, tinplateworker 151 south Sixth
Bates Benj. accomntaiit ^0 George (S.)
xvl LATE REMOVALS, Stc,
Battin John, drayman 124 Cedar
Bealert Margaret, widow 52 Lombard
Beatty Robert, baker 89 Cedar
Bechler rev. John C. 74 Race
Bell Jane, grocer 138 Lombard
Bingham Peter, sea captain 12 Parham's alley
Black Thomas, grocer 93 Shippen
Black Patrick, grocer 80 Plum
Black Patrick, late grocer 58 Catharine
Blye John H. sea captain 23 Lombard
Bodey R. chairmaker 277 south Third
Boisier J. shoemaker 74 Lombard
Boyd John, coachmaker £c corder 36 George (S.;
Brady Charles, shoemaker 45 Georgt (S.)
Brown David, sea captain 13 Little German
Brown Joseph, shoemaker 289 south Third
Brown Joshua, grocer 99 Shippen
Brown Thomas T. doctor, Vernon
Brown Wm. grocer 1 5 Shippen
Bunce William, sea captain Pfeiffer's alley
Cales John, bookbinder 36 Sliippen
Carrell Henry, carpenter 2 1 Plum
Carrilson Wm. grocer 46 Plum
Carson Samuel, sea captain 15 Queen
Carty Charles, corner Front and China
Clark Calvin, printer 36 Prune
Clark Charles, mariner 56 Catharine
Fariel John, hatter 106 Cedar
Tarrand Thomas, pilot, 34 Cathanne
Farrell James, boardinghouse 72 Plum
Fawcett Wm. accomptant 57 Cherry
I'earis Bernard, gentleman 166 Pine
Feariss Francis, comm. mercht. 69 s. Water
Fenner Peter, sexton back 14 Sterling alley
Ferguson Ebenezer, justice of the peace, 229 south
Third, below Cedar
Ferguson lyiiss, 40 George (S.)
Fichtner GodiV. peelmaker 8c tavernkeeper 56 Plum
Fimple Jacob, bookbinder 50 Wood (N. L.)
Fink Adam, stockingwcaver 26 North alley
Fink Nicholas, printer 9 Lombard
Fink Jacob, stockingweaver 26 North alley
Finn Jacob, ccrdwaincr 13 Strawberry
LATE REMOVAL*, &l. xvii
Finnegan Mrs. of James, &4 north Sixth
Fisher George, cordt^^r 77 Lombard
Fitzgerald Jesse, innkeeper 69 Kacc
Fitzgerald Thomas, 127 Lombard
Flanagan Patrick, taylor 249 south Fourth
Flegler Valentine, bottler 27 North ailey
Fletcher Catharine, widow 256 Race
Flowers Geo. feedstore 270 Race
Floyd John, grocer 265 south Fourth
Fluck Adam, innkeeper 106 Race
F^olwell Richard, editor of the Spirit of the Press,
183 north Third
Ford Lawrence, buttonmaker 199 Race
Forman Isaac, teacher 152 Race
Forrest Peter, hatter 52 Cherry
Forrest VVm. accomptant 55 Shippen
Foulk Peter, painter, Sec. 8 Hinckel's court
Fritz Jacob, cabinetmaker 14 South alley
Fritz John, merchant 1 1 South alley
Fry George, potter 136 Race
Fry John, victualler 22 North alley
Gano John, accompL^ant 28 North alley
Garehard Conrad, 32 Race
Garrigues Wm. jun. carpenter 37 Cherry
Gaschet Louis D. 208 south Sixth
Gaskill Daniel, shoemaker 4 Garrigues' court
Gault Wm. smith, Cherry above Sixth
George James, grocer S.E. cor. Plum and Third
Gilder Reuben, saddler, kc. 50 Lombard
Gilmore James, watchman to bank Penn. 82 Plum
Gilmore Mary, widow 40 Gaskill
Gilou Jolm H. taylor 8 German
Gitliens Delaplain, bricklayer 6 Penrr. avenue
Given John, drayman 132 Cedar
Gleandrau John, grocer 80 Race
Glenn David, carpenter cor. Sixth and Pine
Grace Austin, boardinghouse 16 south Second
Graham George, m. d. 98 north Seventh
Gratz Jacob, merchant S.W. cor. Chcsnut 8c 7th
Gravenstine Ehzabeth, fruiterer 131 Race
Gray Joseph, late brewer 6 1 north Sixth
GuiUe doctor. 123 Lombard
b 9
xvlii LATE REMOVALS, &.;•
Hackett Simon, hatter 48 Shjppen
Haddock H. grocer 41 Lombard
Kagstoz Jacob, sugar refiner back 148 Race
Hagstoz Sc Reilly, sugar refiners S.E. cor. Vine 8?
Crown
Hall John, merchant 16 Penn and 15 Lombard
Hallowell Jesse, stablekeeper 2 Cherry
Hamilton John, cordwainer 24 Pine alley
Hammell Samuel, grocer 67" Race
Handly John, printer 31 Lombard
Hanley Wm. printer 147 Cherry
Harding Richard, 102 Sassafras
Hardy David, grocer 231 south Fourth
Hardy John, 17 Lomba*'d
Hargesheimer John, painter, &c. 225 south Third
Harold rev. Wm. V. 17 Willing's alley
Harvey Joseph, shoemaker 136 Cedar
Harvey Wm. cordwainer 122 Cedar
Haynes David, shoemaker 66 German
Heck George, carpenter 129 Cedar
Hedelius Andrew, sea captain 1 1 Race
Heisler John,- cedarcooper 126 Race
Helverston Nicholas, tavernkeeper 5 North alley
Hemphill Alexander, liquor store 103 Cedar
Hendry James, innkeeper 3 Shippen
Heron John, grocer cor. Fourth and Shippen
Herrington Wm. printer 13 Cresson's alley
Hesser Daniel, stonecutter 75 north Seventh
Heusden Caster, combmaker 137 Cedar
Heyl Philip, carpenter 7 Wagner's alley
Hilligus Joseph, accomptant 50 Shippen
Hogbin John, taylor 5 Stall's court
HoHick Charles, sexton Cresson's alley
Hopkins Hezekiah, 70 Lombard
Hopkins John, razorstrop maker 94 Lombard
Horn Joseph, accomptant 5 Wagner's alley
Hoskins Thomas, accomptant 194 Pine
Howell E. taylor 20 Cherry
Howell John, carpenter 19 Sterling alley
Huddy H. shoemaker 69 Cedar
Huggins Samuel, accomptant 8 Stall's court
Huiings Abm. wheelwright 65 Plum
LATEREMOVALS, Stc.
Husson H. cabinetmaker 150 Lombard
Hurpin John, gentleman 17 Cherry
Hutchinson Jonathan, bricklayer Nicholson's court
Hutchinson Robert, saddler 2 1 Cherry
Hute Catharine, widow 127 Race
Hute Isaac, shoemaker Richardson's court
Hutton Joseph, grocer 47 Cedar
Ives John, carpenter 10 Cherry'and 8 s. 2d
Irwin John, 119 Lombard
Jackson Ephraim, silver plater, back 14 Cherry
James Stephen, carpenter 27 Cresson's alley
Joad John, 109 Sassafras
Johnson Jacob, shoemaker 5 Cresson*s alley
Johnson Maltbew, accomptant 89 Locust
Johnson Samuel, cordwainer 1 60 south Sixth
Johnston Wm. P. accomptant 155 s Sixth
Jourdon P. teacher 269 south 4th
Kalbach and Landis, sugar refiners 189 Cherry
Kast Frederick, broker 55 Lombard
Kean Wm. accomptant 1^59 south Sixth
Kennedy Jarpes, sea captain 56 George (S.)
King John, shoemaker 101 Cedar
King John S. millwright 29 Plum
Kite Isaac, carpenter Hause's court
Knorr Samuel, baker and news carrier 2 Cresson*s
alley
Knox John, teacher 145 Lombard
Kurtz Henry, tailor 27 Cherry
Labbe F. C. large shawl printer 206 Cherry
Lake Thomas, 41 George (S.)
Lane John, baker 57 Lombard
Largue E. Spanish segur maker 8 Ijombard
Leathem J. ladies shoemaker 154 Cherry
Lee Wm. teacher 69 Cherry
Lefevre Philip, shoemaker 1 Hinckel's court
Lemorelle Joseph, gentleman 61 Lombard
Little Archibald, dealer 93 Zombard
Lloyd Joseph, attorney at law, 109 Lombard
Lloyd Zophar, cabinet maker 257 south Third
Longuefoise John B. 23 Plum
Lopez Joseph, sea captain 53 Gaskill
Lc^vth Samuel, sea captain 13 Queen (S.*)
iK LATE REMOVALS, Ecc
Lyndall Joseph W, cabinet maker 7 1 Gaskiii
M'Call A. shoemaker 263 south Fourth
M'Caslin John, bookbinder 3 Knight's court
M'Collister John, grocer corner Cedar and 4th
M'Connell Matthew, jr. bookseller and stationer 89
south Second
M'Convvell Andrew, grocer SO Cedar
M'Clintock John, teacher 12 Pennsylvania avenue
and 1 18 New
M'Clenachan Robert, merchant 77 Cherry
M' Donald James, 37 Race and 102 Cherry
McDonald Mordecai, cordwainer 49 n, 8th
M'Fee — — , cabinet maker 64 George (S.)
M'Glinsy Patrick, grocer 62 Cedaj*
M'Glathery George, carpenter Barron street
M'Glathery James, 210 s. Siith
M'Mackin Samuel, weaver 78 Cedar
M'Kinley John, grocer 146 Lombard
M'Gill Stephen, smith 3 Hinckle's court
M'Guiggen John,accomptant4 Pennsylvania avenue
M'Leod Malcolm, carpenter 154 Race
M'Leveen Miles, sea captain 1 1 3 Race
Macbride John, carter 31 Plum
Maddin Ferdinand, distiller 14 Race
Marcker Philip, coachmaker, back 152 Race
Martin John, china merchant 142 Cedar
Martin J. m. d. 1 1 Cherry
Martin Samuel, sailmaker 106 Lombard
Maull Israel, carpenter 35 Cherry
Maxwell James, shoemaker 71 Plum
Mayer Rev. Philip F. 87 Race
Meade Edward, sea captain 63 Cherry
Mechlin Jacob, accomptant 149 Sassafras
Metmon John, muffin baker 9 Knight's court
Meyer Henry, baker 30 Queen (S.)
Miles Lewis, accomptant 13 Catharine
Millard Wm. bleeder 43 Catharine
Miller John, turner, &c. 144 Cherry
Miller Wm. carter 135 Cherry
Miller Philip, carter 194 Cherry
Miller John, victualler 138 Race .,
Miller James, potter 33 Catharine
LATE REMOVALS, &c. xx«
Mitchell Thomas, fancy chair painter 52 George (S.)
Mitchell Wm. sea captain 1 Pennsylvania^ avenue
Maifett James, 41 Catharine
Monferrier Wm. grocer 90 Shippen
Moliineux .Benjamin, hatter 7 Pennsylvania avenue
Mulock George, currier 12 Sterling alley
Murdock J. sea captain 168 Cherry & 13 Lombard
^lurta Wm. distiller corner Plum and 3d
Myers ■, carpenter 10 Stall's court
Myers B printer, back 14 Chtrry
Nangel W. grocer 33 Cedar
Newcomb Wm. sea captain 61 Shippen
Navarre Peter, buker 212 south Sixth
Nelson Martin, suspender and hat maker 77 s. otl
Northrop Jonathan, confectioiv;r9l Cedar
Northrop Enoch, cooper 46 Lombard
O'Donnell P. storekeeper 60 Cedar
Odenheimer John, baker 56 Plum
Ogden Thomas, cabinet maker 10 Strawb^iy
Oulmon Myer, grocer 75 Shippen
Owens Michael, tinman 61 German
Paine Wm. sea captain 82 Cedar
Palmer Simeon, pilot 45 Catharine
Park Samue\, accomptant 12th 3d door ab. CliEsnuJ.
Park Wm. 264 Lombard
Barkison James, tailor Nicholson's court
Paul L. boarding house 72 s. Sixth
Pearce Thomas, broker cor. Lombard and 4tji
Pollard John, shoemaker 20 Plum
Price Wm. J. 24 1 south Fourth
Prope George, sugar refiner 1 5 Vernon
Ramsey Thomas, 49 German
Ranten Henry, sea captain 1 10 Cherry
Regnaud Lewis F. paper hanger 23 Vernon
Renegam Francis, sea captain 52 Catharine
Roberts John, sea captain 1 1 Little German
Row George, accomptant 29 Catharine
Russell John, shoemaker 41 Plum
Sackriter Jacob, tanner 31 1 south Third
Sargent Thomas, innkeeper 3 Cherry
Schaeffer G. piano forte teacher 106 Race
Schenck Robert D. carpenter 162 Race
Schnaible Lawrence, stocking weaver 26 North airey
xxii LATE REMOVALS, hi.
Scott George, carpenter 75 n. 8th
Scott William, tailor Starr alley
Sendos Dominick, merchant 156 Arch
Seurrah Ann, grocer 75 Cedar
Selby James, sea captain 68 Lombard
Shafer Henry, shoemaker 35 Shippen
Shepherd Allen, coachmaker 268 Race
Shields Hugh, stone cutter 211 Cherry
Shields Isaac, Wagner's alley
Shubert George, shoemaker 104 Cherry
Shields James, bookbinder, back 160 Race
Simpsons. 8c Co. merchants 104 Chesnut
Sheed Wm. sea captain 50 Race
Simon Z)avid, teacher 1 1 Stall's court 8c 22 Cherry
Simpson James, carter 64 Catharine
Smith Elisha, teacher 6 Hinckel's court
Smith Francis, coachtrimmer 148 Cherry
Smith George, conveyancer Queen n. Front
Smith Henry, baker 6 Little German
Smith John H. shoemaker 172 Lombard
Smith John, shoemaker 58 Lombard
Smith Ralph H. carpenter 7 1 Cherry
Smith Sarah, widow 75 Cherry
Smith Samuel, mahogany sawyer 79 Plum
Smith Wm- hatter 5 Stall's court
Snow Silas, carpenter Hause's court
Snowden Isaac, 266 Arch
Souders Godfrey, copperplate printer 3 1 Cresson^s
alley
Soullier ^, merchant 132 Pine
Sparks Jacob F. tobacconist 85 Cedar
Spear Josiah, broker Barron street
Spohn Francis, carpenter 176 Race
Stanly Wm. carpenter Hoffman's alley
Starne Wm. minter Shriver*s court
Steiner Frederick, tailor 1J2 North alley
Stellwaggen Daniel S. sea captain 36 Race
Stewart Wm. M. cabinet maker Hoffman's alley
Stewart James, carpenter 17 Plum
Sturgis Benj. shoemaker 239 south Fourth
Stockdale Jeraldus, teacher 6 Plum
Sumpton Rebecca, cake bakei' 154 Arch
LATE REMOVALS, &c. x*iii
Tanguy Peter, goldsmith 88 Cedar
Tayler Alexander, tailor & tavernkeeper 4 1 Cedar
Taylor Wm. bricklayer 15 Plum
Thomas Amor, tailor 104 Cedar
Thomas John, boot and shoemake»'44s. Third
Thomson James, cabinet maker 66 '& 67 Lombard
Thorman Nicholas, sea captain 10 Queen (S.)
Tompkin W. bleeder 14 Queen (S.)
roner James, grocer 307 s. 3d cor. German
Fruit Thomas, shoemaker 49 George (S.)
Fruit Miers F. supercargo Shippen n. 2d
Urion Eliz. widow, 251 s. Third
Walters Charles, bootmaker 39 George (S.)
Waltz Benjamin, teacher 42 Plum
Wattenby Thos. silversmith cor^. George i^y Shippen
Webb Robert, jeweller 57 Shippen
Wilden Wm. capt. New Castle packet 13 Vernon
Wilden Jane, widow, 1 1 Vernon
Williams G. bleeder 112 Shippen
Willis SolomoQ; turner 7 Vernon
DIRECTIONS TO THE READER.
(N- L.) for Northern Liberties — (K.) Kensington
—(P. T.) Penn. Township— (V.) Vineyard— (C.)
for city— (S) Southwark — (M.) Moyamensing-^
(P.) Passyunk — (sch.) Schuylkill — n. north — s.
south — e. east — ^w. west — cor. corner — n. near—
ab. above — R. road — bet. between — ^^f persons of
colour — ^bel. below.
^CT* For nannies not found in the body of the
work, see list of " late removals, 8cc."
There are alternate references from the names
that sound alike, throughout the work ; x'zz. Allison^
see Ellison ; or Ellison, see Allison.
The reader will please to observe the following
general rule for finding the numbers on houses, in
the diifcrent streets in this city. In those streets
that run east and west, say High street, the numbers
begin from the Delaware, the odd being on the north
side. In those that run north and south, say Fourth
street, the numbers begin from High street, running
north and south, the odd being on the east side.
AUCTIONEERS.
STATED DAYS OF SALE.
Passmore &; Sperry, No. 34 south Front
Dry Goods. Monday and Thursday afternoon
Groceries, Wednesday & Saturday morning
Silas E. Weir, No/20 south Front street
Dry Goods. Wednesday and Saturday afternoon
Groceries. Tuesday and Friday morning
F. Montmollin Sc S. Moses, No. 37 n. Front st.
Dry Goods. Tuesday and Friday afternoon
Groceries. Monday and Thursday, 12 o'clock
Humes and Lippincott, No. 15 south Front street
Dry Goods. Tues. fnorning & Frid. afternoon
Groceries, Monday and Thursday
peter Kuhn & Son, No. 65 south Front street
Dry Goods, Monday and Thursday afternoon
Groceries, Thursday and Friday afternoon
J, Dorsey, Groceries, Wednesday and Saturday
mornings. Stocks and Real Estate, Tuetday
evening at the Merchants' Coffee House
PAXTON'S
PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY,
FOR 1813.
Containing all the heads of Families^ and fier-
9Cns in Business, alfihabetically arrant;ed.
ICT^'^ee '^ Directions to the Reader.'*
ABB ABE
A:BBETT Henry, smith 111 8c 29 1 north Second
Abbett Henry 8c Co. smiths 1 1 1 north Second
Abbett Jonatlian, blacksmith 291 north Second
and 130 Browne
Abbott David, bookseller 52 Green
Abbott George, hairdresser 9 Chesnut
Abbott widow of John, cooper 15 Gilles* alley
Abbott John, wrought nailer 71 Budd
Abbott John, cooper 8 Little Water
Abbott John, currier Fourth near Tammany
Abl)ott Joseph, carpenter back 147 St. John
Abbott Joseph and Riley, cuiTiers 171 north Third
Abbott Thomas B. grocer 197 north Second
Abbott Timothy, currier 97 Chesnut
Abbott Timothy and Co. curriers 97 Chesnut
Abbott Wm. H. carver and gilder 5 1 Chesnut
Abbott William, brewer corner of Pear and Dock
and 2 Lodge
Abel Anthony, slioemaker 376 north Second
Abel George, shoemaker 200 N. Water and 205
north X'ront
Abel Jacob, victualler cor. Shippcn's lane k Cedar
8 ABE ADA
Abel John, carpenter 10 Brown
Abel Jos. shoemaker 10 Browne 8c 123 N. Fourth
Abel Mrs. milkwoman Cedar near sch. Eighth
Abell Moses, carter 15 Fayette
Abel Peter, shomaker 376 north Second
Abel Peter, stablekeeper 2.1 Appletree alley-
Abel widow, washerwoman Twelfth near Vine
Abercromb^e James, d. d. assistant minister of
Christ & St. Peter's churches Sec. 162 S. Fourth
Abercrombie Thomas B. printer Juniper lane
Abraham George D. storekeeper corner Second
and Catharine
Abraham Henry, taylor 37 Pewterplatter alley
Abraham Jacob, labourer 465 north Third
Abraham Isaac victualler 170 Coats
Abraham widow of B. victualler 427 N. Fourth
Abrams Enoch, grocer 52 Filbert & 23 N. Sixth
Abrams E. 8c D. grocers 23 north Sixth
Abrams James, shallopman 165 north Front
Abrams Thomas, merchant 13 S. wharves and
.140 Pine
Abrams William, printer 23 Chesnut
Acheson David, merchant 1 Sansom [_see jitki7ison
Ackley widow of Elijah, 261 north Front
Ackley J. B. oil and colourmah .169 north Second
Adams Abigail widow, 97 New
Adams Alex. 8c Wm. grocers Fligh corner sch,
Eight dwelling Broad near Chesnut
Adams Benjamin, carpenter Noble near Third
Adams 8c Cummings, grocers s. e. cor. 3d 8c Arch
Adams George, potter Lombard near sch. Eighth
Adams Jacob W. printer and grocer 66 MulL-erry
t Adams Jacob, wood sawyer Cedar cor. Seventli
Adams John, mariner 3 Fitzwater
Adams John, agent 229 Cailowhill
t Adams John, mariner 8 Hurst
Adams Sc Loughery, merchants (Sumerl's wharf
back 75 north Water
Adams Moses, shipwright Front below Federal
Adams Mrs. boarding house 237 Mulberry
Adams Nathan, storekeeper 183 north Second
Adams N. shipwright Queen near Frankford road
Acluias Robert; merchant 80 south Eighth
ADA AKI
Adams Robert, carpenter and shipjoiner 9 Pine
Adams Robert, carter sch. Second near Walnut
Adam.s S. W. teacher Broad near Chesnut
Adams widow of Thomas, Baker
Adams William, cordwainer 65 Christian
Adams William, (grocer 46 south Second
t Adams William, plaisterer Blackberry alley
Adams William, hat warehouse 50 Hij^h above 2d
Adams Zephaniah, wharf-builder Oak n. Browne
Adcock William, 246 Sassafras
Addiks JohnEd. commission merchant 65 S. Fourth
Addington Stephen, preceptor Sec. 314 High
Addis Amos, carpenter 335 north Second
Addis Dan. attorney at law Sc conveyancer 122
south Fourth
Addis Elizabeth widow, 470 north Second
Addison Arthur, mariner 37'4 south Front
Ad,^ate Daniel, grocer 65 S. Seventh Sc 21 S. Third
t Adkins Charles, carpenter Blackberry Alley
Adkinson James, carter 2d above Germantown road
Adkinson Wm. B. storekeeper Hamilton village
Adler Ciu'istian, morocco dresser Vine below 8^
Adudcll Sarah, washerwoman 50 Coats
Adoiph John, carpenter Sc grocer corner St. John
and Green
Aeilers John, labourer old York road above Poplar
Aertsen E. shopkeeper 27 south Fourth
Afftick Ann 183 south Second
Ager Charlotte widow, Frankford road near Otter
Agncw Margaret, shopkeeper 342 north Front
Aiken Joseph, shoemaker 10 Plum
Airy Samuel, carpenter 155 south Fifth
Aitken Jane, successor to Robert, printer and
stationer 71 north Third
Aitken J. shoemaker 12 Gilles's alley
Aitken John, cabinetmaker Chesnut above Sixth
Aitken John, silversmith Sec. Broad above Chesnut
Aitken L. widow 182 St. John
Aitken Mrs. widow, boarding house 48 Spruce
Aitken Robert, printer 8 1 St. John
Aitken Robert jun. bookbinder 12 Quarry
Ailken William, drayman 66 Coats
Aitken John, carter Vine near sch. Eighth
10 AKI — -ALE
Akein John, coppersmith 28 Bread
Akip. Barbary widow, Georg-e above 10th [[se^ -EA:»t
Akin James, engraver and draftsman 39 N. 6th
Akins William, labourer back 7 Bedford [M.]
Akins Joseph, innkeeper 8 Strawberry.
Alberson Gilbert, lumbermerchant 101 Swanson
Alberson R. lumbermerchant 99 & 101 Swanson
Albert Anthony, tobacconist 422 north Second
Albert Caspar, tavernkeeper corner Third Sc Brown
t Albert James, labourer Pryor's alley
Alberti George F. m. d. 116 north Front
Albertson Benjamin, teacher 30 Church alley
Albertscn Hannah, nurse 15 Mary (S.)
Albertson Nixon, cabinetmaker 89 south Front
Albrecht Charles, instrument maker 95 Vine
Albright Conrad, shoe warehouse south-east cor*
ner of Second and High
Albright Frederick, cedarcooper 8 1 Brown
AUbrigbt Frederick, shoemaker 26 South alley
Albright John, labourer 1 1 Callowhill
Albright John, ropemaker Hicory lane near Sixth
Albright Michael, cedar cooper 36 N. Sixth
Alburger A. victualler 259 Callowhill
Alburger Henry, victualler Laurence near Vine
Alburger John victualler 261 Callowhill
Alburger Philip junr. sexton Wood above Eighth
Alburger P. victualler Laurence near Vine
Alburger S. Sc E. mantua makers 112 N. Fourth
Alburger widow of Jacob 5 Wood near Fifth
Alchin George, bookbinder 262 Mulberry
Alcock William, printcutter 66 north Second
Alcorn Geo. lastmakcr, leather cutter and dealer
m all kinds of morocco and soal leather 77 Dock
Alcorn Michael, sea captain 115 south Fifth
Alden Samuel, shocstore corner High &c Fourth
t Alexander Aaron, painter &c. 228 south SeventU
t Alexander Charles, cooper Lombard near 13th
Alexander Eleanor, grocer north-west corner Se-
cond and Sliippen
Alexander Elizabeth, widow, Bedford (K).
Alexander James, grocer 87 south Water
Alexander James, shoemaker 147 Walnut
Alexander Jas. ladica shoemaker, 13th below Ches
ALE— Aii: 11
Alexander John, printer Rose Alley (C.)
Alexander John P. grodbr 482 Sassafras
Alexander Jos. bootmaker MoyamensinEjn. Prime
Alexander Joseph, labourer, 198 south Fifth
Alexander Richard, cabinetmaker 92 south Third
Alexander Robert, grocer 27 Green
Alexander Thomas, labourer 104 S. 10 st.
Alexander Volf, printer 68 Vine
AK'l^nder William, carter Cherry below Juniper
Algeo John, wholesale and retail grocer, corner of
High and Schuylkill Fifth
Algeo Thomas, wholesale and retail grocer High
west of Permanent bridge
All Margaret, widow 327 n! Third
Allardice Peter, silkdyer, 8cc. 181 S. Second
Allcut John, blacksmith 122 Brown
Allen Cairns, teacher Eleventh aljove Sassafras
Allen Aquilla, labourer back 47 Green, [^See Allin.
Allen Chamless, grocer S. W. corner 2d and Pine
Allen Charles, druggist, Sec. 160 south Second
Allen C'.arles, china store 42 High
Allen David, shoemaker and sexton 34 Christian
Alien David, storekeeper 6 Elfrith's alley
Alien David and John, storekeepers 28 N. Second
Allen Edward, hatter 458 Sassafras
Alien Enoch, taylor 52 and 54 S. Water corner of
Chesnut
Allen Hugh, carter back 104 Cherry
Allen Ira, gentleman 99 S. Fifth
Allen Isaac shaliopman Btach near Maiden
Allen James, blacksmith 443 N. Front
Alien John, oakcoopcr 15 and 18 Strawberry S.
wharves
Allen John, merchant compting house 45 Dock,
dwelling 120 spruce
Allen John, labourer 416 N. Front
Allen John, E. gentleman Second below Federal
Allen John, sexton Christian between Third and
Fourth
t Allen John, Aliens' court
t Allen John, waiter back 6 Locust
A 2
12 ALL .ALL
Allen John W. Printer York St.
Allen Joseph jiin. carpenter 60 Spruce
Allen Jos. niarmer Swedes alley and 362 N. Front
Allen Joseph, carpenter 188 St. John
Allen Joseph, sea captain 273 S. Front
Allen Joshua A. accomptant 61 S. Seventh
Allen Lewis, merchant 244 High
Allen Mary widow, boarding house 333 High
Allen Mrs. widow, semstress 222 S. Fifth
Allen Matthew, boarding house 458 south Front
Allen Miller, accomptant Callowhill above Tenth
Allen Mrs. boarding house 25 Pine
Allen Philip labourer Lee's court
Allen Richard, F. merchant 63 north Front
t Allen Rev. Richard, 150 Spruce
Allen Robert, collector of taxes 156 S. Sixth
Allen Samuel R. merchant 23 N. Front
Allen Samuel, merchant 29 Mulberry
t Allen Sam-uel, woodsawyer Rose street
Allen Susan, china store 42 High
Allen Susan, millin<;r. Sec. 35 N. Fourth
Allen Thomas, proprietor of horses and carriages
for sale or hire 46 north Sixth
Allen Thomas, mariner 247 N. Front
Allen Thomas, P. combmaker 19 Passyunk
Allen Thomas, labourer Shields* alley
Allen William, accomptant 25 Callowhill
AUeson Smith, tinsmith 72 north Seventh
AUibone and Keim, flour merchants N. E. corner
of Sassafras and Water
Allibone Thomas, attorney at law 28 N,. Fifth
Allibone Tliomas, carpenter 292 S. Third
AUibone William, currier 216 north Second
Allibone William, jun. merchant corner of Water
and Race, dwelling 212 Mulberry
Alligood Thomas, mariner back 121 Queen
AUin D. and T. Ware, carpenters 79 Locust
Aliinson Bernice, widow Brooke court
Allis Mrs. of lienry, carpenter 460 Sassafras
AhJson Rev. Burgiss, d. jd. Burlington N. J.
Allison John, labourer 1 1 Passyunk \^See Ellison,
AlU%on John, conveyancer 256 south Front
Aiiison John, carpenter 37 Mary (S)
ALL AND 13
Allison John B. feed store comer Arch and twelfth
Allison N, S. m. d. 70 south Eighth
Allison Robert, coacapainter 9 S 6th and 40 Elder
Allison William, sailmaker 27 Mary (S.)
Allison William, late tax collector 26 Prune
Allraan Thomas, bricklayer 140 n. 8th
Allmindinger Jacob, baker 130 north Fourth
Alloway Lewis, cooper Hickory Lane near Ninth
Alio way Samuel, drayman and tavern keeper 49
Browne corner of Budd
Alloway Joseph, labourer 389 N. Front
Alloway Joseph, labourer Queen near Palmer
Alsop John, china merchant 231 north Second
Alsop Othniel, merchant 59 N. 3d and 147 Vine
Alstoifi Laurence Sc Co. coijfectioners 136 High
Altemus Isaac, tailor 75 north Third
Altemus James, wheelwri5-;!:ht 504 north Second
Altemus J. & C. C. West, merchant tailors 45
Mulberry
Altemus Leonard, tavern keeper 1 5 Filbert
Altemus Thomas, shoemaker 85 Coates
Alward Samuel H. carpenter 29 1 Mulberry
Amber Levy, labourer 25 Hopkins' court
Ambler Mrs. nurse back 1 15 Mulberry
Amies Thomas, paper nianufaclui*er 185 S. 2d.
\^See F.mes.
Anckcr Levi, trader back 198 north Second
Ancora PJctro, drawing master 158 Lombard
Andiiuit^ Widow of W. sea cjipiaiu 260 Mulberry
Anderson , carpenter 323 Mulb rry
A.iderson Alexander, storekeeper 204 S. Second
Anderson Andrew, 62 nortn Sixth
Anderson Ann, weaver 2d above JrermantowTi road
t Anderson Cesar, tinware vender 201 Shippen
Andeison Charles, inspector of customs 350 N. 2d
AiKlerson Cnristian, rigger 94 Christian
AiHieison David, couchmaker 5 Budd
Anderson Sc Davis, storekeepers 2^J4 south Second
Anderson E. Eieventii above Rice
Anderson Grace, vvasherwuman 15 Crab
Anderson Mrs. of Henry, Rose ailcy near Green
t Anaerson Henry, woousuv.yer Webb's alley
t Anacrson Jacob, waiter la5 south Seventh
14 AND
Anderson widow, Mulberry near Sch. i^ront
Anderson James, minter 246 north Front
Anderson James, waiter 92 north Eleventh
Anderson John, spectacle frame maker, Juniper
near Vine
Anderson J. Sc C. shopkeepers 35 south Third
Anderson John, carpenter Currant alley
Anderson John, mariner back 196 north Third
Anderson John, watchman Randall's court
t Anderson John, carter Taper alley
Anderson Joseph, taylor Duval's court
t Anderson Joseph, mariner Broad near Filbert
Anderson Leonard, grocer 15 Strawberry
Anderson Levi, coach trimmer 312 Vme
Anderson Mrs. of James, Wiley's court
Anderson Mary, widow 101 Catharine
t Anderson ?vloses, sailmaker 16 Cypress alley
I Anderson P. shoemaker Bonsall street
Anderson Robert, grocer 72 n. 8th
Anderson Robert, P. k William, booksellers, 169
north Third corner of Vine
Anderson Samuel V. merchant 25 north water
Anderson Samuel, secretary to the Delaware In-
surance Company 134 Mulberry
Anderson Samuel, M. D. 268 soutii Front, corner
Shippen
Anderson Samuel, 97 south Second
Anderson -widow of Tiiomas, 63 Shippen
Anderson Thomas, sea captain 233 south Second
Anderson Thomas, labourer 242 Lombard
Anderson Thomas, proprietor of Trenton stages
14 Quarry
Anderson Thomas, feed store 90 Green
Anderson William, labourer 6th above mill dam
Anderson William, grocer 22 outh Water
Ancu'ess Jacob, carter 447 north Second
Andress John, carter back 382 N. 2d. [^See J?!"
dreivs. ♦
Andress Michael, taylor 447 north Second
Andress Michael, jun. bricklayer 447 north 2d
Andn-ws D. whari-buiicicr Frunkfoicl road
Andrews Eve, widow, Robc alley above Coats
AND ANT 15
Andrews Sc Gerrish, feed store 3 north Wharves
Andrews Hannah, umbrella maker Friends' alms
house. [^See Andress.
Andrews Israel, shallopman 70 Tammany-
Andrews Rev. John, provost of the Umversity 29S
Chesnut above Nmth
Andrews Joseph, teacher 25 Sansom
Andrews Joshua, bricklayer 226 south Seventh.
Andrews, widow of Leonard, sea captain 15 Noble
Andrews Mary, nurse Lily alley
Andrews Mary, washerwoman 230 south Fourth
Andrews Moses Sc William, carters Schuylkill
8th near Vine
Andrews Peter, cordwainer 38 Strawberry
Andrews Tlobert, teacher 61 south Eleventh
Andrews Thomas, shoemaker 202 south Fifth
Andrews William, scrivener 6 noith Third
Angue John, merchant 109 north Second
Angue John, jun. cordial distiller 109 N. Second
Annadown Henry, taylor 187 north Front
Annadown Thomas, shoemaker 207 north Front
Annasey Mary, widow Ann street (Sch.)
t Anners S. waiter Noble above Fifth
Anners Thomas S. perfumer, 8cc. 141 Chesnut
Annesley David, carpenter Kunckel near Tam-
many
AnnesJey Esther, widow of Thomas 17 Powell
Annesley Robert, merchant 10 Norris' alley
Ansbey George, cordwainer 42 south Fifth
Annsley John, sea captain 189 Pine
Anthony Frederick, carter 32 Budd
Antbony Jacob, shipwright 57 Coats*
Anthony John, boarding house 125 north Water
Antiiony Joseph Sc vSon, goldsmiths, Sec. 94 Higk
Anthony Mary, widow 290 north Front
Anthony Michael, late drayman 56 Budd
Anthony Michael, 94 High
Anthony Robert D. smith, back 251 Sassafras
Anthony Joseph, mariner 296 south Third
Anthony , watchman 12 Strawberry
Antony M. segarmaker 10 Argyle
Antrim John, jun. taylor 113 south Water
16 AP^ ARM
Antrim Joseph, Vine above 4th
Antrim P. machine maker 58 Vine
Antrim Samuel, plaisterer Vine 3d door above 4th
App Adam, pumpmaker Frankford road near
Queen
App George, pumpmaker Frankford road do.
App Michael, carpenter, corner Queen and Marl-
borough
Apple George, hairdresser 48 north Fifth
Apple George, shipwright, 479 south Front
Apple Henry, corner of 4th and Browne
Apple Henry, oakcooper 27 south Wharves
Apple Jacob, labourer Mulberry near Sch. Front
Apple widow of Jacob, back 143 St. John
Apple John, hairdresser, 207 south Fifth
Apple Philip, coppersmith, 185 north Third
Apple Valentine, feed store 5th cor. old York road
Applegate Ezekiel, labourer Christian near 4th
Applegate Samuel, carter 321 south 3d
Applegate, widow of Samuel, bricklayer 173 Pine
Applegate William, shoemaker Frankford road
corner Otter
Applegate — — , carpenter 10th near Lombard ^
Appleton Chris, carver ^nd inlayer 15 York court
Appo John, confectioner 1 2 1 south 6th
Arabin Hannah, milliner 11 3 south 2d
Arbegus George, farmer Grey's ferry near bridge
Archambault John, broker 48 Spruce
Archer Charles, shoemaker 180 St. John
Archer James, coal and salt measurer 71 Dock
Archer Job, labourer Laurel (n. l.) above Front
Archer Job, labourer 24 Browne
Archer Samuel, merchant 36 north Front
Archer £c Bispham, merchants 36 north Front
t Archer Thomas, woodsawyer back 18 Kunckel
Archibald John, back 196 Cedar
Ardaillon V. storekeeper 2 1-2 north 3d
Ardis John W. carpenter 268 Sassafras
Ardner Joseph, hairdresser 386 north 2d
A.rehart Catharine, nurse 9 Wood
Arentrue William, soapboiler 324 -Sassafras
Arey Groom room 23 Prune
ARM- ASH ir
Armbruster Henry, constable 69 n. 6th
Armbruster Jacob, 235 Hii^h
Armbruster Nicholas, grocer 361 north 2d
Armbruster Peter, watchman Race above 1 3th
Armitage George, silverplater 438 Sassafras
Armitage 5he\vbart, grocer 71 Passyunk
Armour Matthew, carpenter sch. 8th near Vine
Armroyd George & Co. merchants 117 n. Water.
^See Ormrod,
Armstrong Allen, goldsmith, &c. 225 Arch
Armstrong Andrew, grocer 257 n. i'Vont
Armstrong Archibald, stablekeeper IStti above
High
Armstrong Christopher, grocer 286 s. 3d
Armstrong David, weaver -Spruce above 10th
Armstrong Henry, plaisterer 29 Noble
Armstrong Jane, widow 10 n. 2d
Armstrong John, coachtrimmer 128 s. 6th
Armstrong John, carpenter 95 Budd
Armstrong John, goldsmith, &c. 10 n. 2d
Armstrong Joseph, carpenter Beach near Maiden
t Armstrong Lewis, 18 Kunckel
-Armstrong Mary, 4th above Poplar lane
.-Armstrong Peter, carter 89 Budd
-Armstrong Robert, carter 93 Budd
Armstrong Thomas, attorney at law 106 s. 4th
^irmstrong William, taylor 343 n. Front
^rney Elizabeth, storekeeper 40 s. 4th
^irnoid Levi, carpenter Tammany n. old York road
.//rnold Thomas, seacaptain 30 s. Front
-<^rnous Nicholas, exchange broker York street
«^riott James, merchant 8 n. Front
^rrowsmith Edmond, 20 Columbia avenue
v:frthur James, grocer 2 n. 10th
./^itiiur John, grocer corner Walnut and Water
►Arthur Thomas, labourer back 14 s. 10th
^iny Julie, stablekeeper 31 N.8th Sc 5 s. 8th
Arthurs Stephoii, tayloi- Billings's court
^rundal, widow ot Robert 58 Walnut
^sh B. teacher Maple st.
*^sh Caleb, merchant 54 Christian
►^sh James, 155 Walnut (Ransom's row)
18 ASH
jlsh Joseph, grazier 144 <Swansom
v^sh Joshua, grazier 54 Christian
•^sh Mary, widow, 487 n. 3d ^
^sh Mrs of Charles, back 22 Callowhill
^sh Margaret, nurse back 198 n. 2d
^sh Michael, cornchandler 220 n. 3d
^sh Thomas, carpenter cor. Garden 8c Buttonwood
«^sh, widow of Thomas 30 Walnut
y^sh Thx)mas, stavemerchant 54 Christian st. wharf
.>!?shbridgcv^nn Sc 'Sarah, storekeepers 125 High
^shbridge Elizabeth, widow, 56 Vine
-^shbridge Israel, coachmaker 75 Union
w</shbridge 8c Pluright, coach and harness makers
s. E. corner of Locust & Eighth
^shbridge Rebecca, boarding house 125 High
Ashbridge -Sarah, widow, 155 Vine ^
./^shbridge William, merchant 19 south Wharves
and 14 -Sansom
•^shburn Thomas, shipwright 20 Budd
*^shburner John, tanner 66 south 3d
./^shburner John, jun. merchant 55 n.. -Front
^-^/shby William, mer. taylor99 Sc 101 Mulberry
♦-^shford Ellenor, widow, 126 s. 6th
v^shhurst Richard, merchant 76 High
•/Ashley John, merchant 94 south 4th
Ashman Godfrey, cedar cooper 294 -St. John
•Ashman James, ladies shoemaker 215 n. 2d
Ashman James, H. Sc Co. bootmakers 46 Chesnut
►Ashman Peter, cedarcooper 4th above Poplar lane
.^shmead Benj. inspector of customs 19 Sansom
./^shmead John, portv/arden 19 Swanson
»^shmead John, jun. com. mer. 220 s. 2d cor. Lom-
bard
^shmead Thomas, accomptant 1 1 3 Lombard
«^shton ^bm. blacksmitli Tammany above 4th
^shton ./Andrew, smith Fetter lane. \^See Aston,
«^shton George, boatbuildcr Coats* st. wharf
^shton James, carpeiller 43 Noble
vfshton John, storekeeper 31 n. 3d
.yfshtoij John, oakcooper Drinker's alley
.4bhton Jonathan, 92 n. /Vont
^bhton, widow of Richard, 110 south i^ront
ASH ^^AUS
^shton Samuel, cabinetmaker 273 south 2d
.^shton Thomas, chairmaker 83 n. Sc 15 s. Front
^shton William, carpenter 137 x. Fifth
^shton William, labourer Irish lane near Cedar
^skew & Paxson, hardware merchants 245 High
^skin John, shoemaker 216 south 2d
-<^skin Joseph, teacher 153 south 11th
^smus Christian, victualler back 229 Callowhill
^spell James, teacher Blackhorse alley
v^spell R. C. engraver 30 Cherry
^spey Samuel, baker 1 44 south 5th
^stley Thomas, merchant 6 York buildings
-'^ston George, yeoman 62 n. 3d. [^See Ashton
v^therton Humphrey, flourmerchant 27 Filbert
^/^therton Humphrey, attorney at law 17 south 5th
^-^therton Joseph, brushmaker 324 north 2d
^thcrton 8c Keyser, flour merchants 267 High
^therton Nathan, shopkeeper 57 Race
Atkinson Joel, taylor 64 Chesnut. \_See Acheson.
Atkinson Nathan, carpenter Columbia avenue
v/ftkinson Phineas, biscuitbaker 198 Cedar
Atkinson Lydia, mangier 15 north 6th
AxXqc Edwin A. m. d. 78 n. 4th
-'^ttmore ^nn, gentlewoman 33 n. 2d
^ttmorc Jonathan, tanner William st.
^ttmore, widow of Thomas 1 63; south 3d
Hubert John P. pastry cook 184 south 3d
^uffort Frcdk. shoemaker cor. Bishop Sc Queen
Augustine Charles, shipamith Queen near Frank-
ford road
^uge Henry, stocking weaver Frankford above
Queen
^ull Mary, storekeeper 263 south 2d
^uriol.'^. professor of dancing 64 S.4th 8c ITlPine
Rustic Margaret, boarding house 38 south Front
./Austin Janjes, ropemaker Crown near Prince
./Austin Joanna, widow 48 Vine
Austin John B. printer 102 north 2d
Austin Mrs. widow, 4 n\ 2d
.Austin John, wheelwright 413 south 2d
Austin Richard M. grocer 98 n. 4th Sc cor. Vine
Austin John, m. d. N. E. corner 6th and Arch
B
AUS BAG
Austin Samuel, storekeeper 95 New
v^ustin Thos. A. grocer 98 n. 4th & cor. Vine
^very Charles, druggist 258 s. 2d & 100 Gaskill
.^vis George, shoemaker 9 York court
Avis John, shoemaker 7 York court
^vis William, labourer China st.
^-^wl James, gone to Harrisburgh
Axford Samuel J. merchant taylor n. w. corner of
Chesnut & 7th dwelling Hunter's court
.^^yars ^bijah, jun. cordwainer back 310 n. 2d
^yars Hamilton, labourer 128 n. 11th
^yars Lewis, innkeeper 397 n. 2d
AydiVS Nehemiah, sawsetter 9 1 Swanson
-^yars Noah, labourer 49 Budd
.^yars Shepherd, cabinet maker Sheaff's alley
^yars William, grocer 127 Swanson
v^yars ^ijah, mastmaker Beach near High bridge
t ^yers Daniel, waiter Blackberry alley
^yers John H. wharf builder 100 Budd
v^yre Joseph, labourer 490 n. 2d. [See Eyre,
Ayrcs Jonathan D. teacher corner Callowhill and
New-market
t ^yres Rachel, boarding house Little Dock
t Ayres York, carpenter Blackberry alley
Apple John, shoemaker 62 Sassafras
Azan Joseph, grocer and cordial distiMer corner pf
Eighth and Mulberry
Azan Rachael, silk dyer and plumist corner of
8th and Mulbery
Babb Jacob, stonemason Cedar near 9th
Babb Ricliard, oak cooper 9 Crown
Babcock, widow of John, 239 north Water
Babe Rachel, 173 south Front
Bach E. L. gentleman 135 north 2d
Bach Frederick A. carpenter 131 Green
Bach John,plaisterofparis grinder 267 north 2d
Bache Lewis, farmer 239 Mulberry
Bache Margaret, widow, 131 Green
Bache Richard, jun. attorney ^t law and clerk of
the court of quarter sessions 10 Prune. \_Sec
Bcachy liafich.
Bache William, port surveyor 190 Pine
BAG BAK
Backmann F. lace and fringe weaver 265 Sassafras
Backmann 8c Korn, lace and fringe weavers 265
Sassafras
Bacon David, carpenter 192 Vine
Bacon Griffitli, shallopman Rose alley near Green
Bacon Job, merciianl 20 soufli 7th
Bacon John, lumber merchant Oak (n. l.)
Bacon Soseph, late ironmonger 190 north Front
Bacon Samuel, sexton 24 Ann (n. l.)
Bacon Samuel & Co. ironmongers 188 n. Front
Bader Juliana, cmbroideress 159 Mulberry
Badger Samuel, attorney at law 32 south 6th
Badlun Joseph, soapboiler 28 Stamper*s alley
Bagley Thomas, cordwainer 287 south Fifth
Bagnell Benjamin, mariner 198 Cedar
Bailey And. mariner 14 Christian. [^See Bayly.
Bailey Chester, agent for U. S. mail stage 30 s. 3d
Bailey Fanny, widow Steinmetz' court (n. l.)
Bailey Francis, typefounder 56 north Fourth
Bailey John, carpenter 41 Cable lane
Bailey John, labourer Spruce near Schuylk. Front
Bailey Joseph, labourer Steinmetz court (n. l.)
Bailey, widow of Robert, printer 10 North alley
Bain Mrs. widow, nurse 269 south 5th
Bainbridge Henry, shoemaker 58 Catharine.
\_Sce Ben.
Baird Jas. grocer 12 south Wharves 8c 26 Barron
Baird widow of Capt. Wm. 275 s.2d. [_See Beard.
Baird William, stonecutter Cherry near Juniper
Baisley Abm. labourer Queen near Bisliop
Bakeoven John, fisherman Queen near Bishop
Bakeoven William, shipjoiner Palmer near Queen
Baker Adam, cabinetmaker 57 Tammany.
[jSee Barker ks^ Bokcr,
Baker A. labourer Germantown road below 2d
Baker Bassett, tavern keeper 10 Laetitia court
Baker B. F. merchant 238 High
Baker Christian, baker Buttonwood near 6th
Baker Conrad, jun. fisherman Queen near Bishop
Baker Conrad, fisherman Queen near Bishop
Baker Frederick, mariner 142 St. John
Baker Margaret, widow North Alley
BAK
Baker George A. conveyancer 23 Cherry cor. 4th
Baker George A. jun. attorney at law 173 n. i^ront
Baker Hannah, storekeeper 72 north 4th
Baker Hannah, shopkeeper 62 Mulberry
Baker Hannah, widow York st.
Baker Henry, jun. queens ware store 272 n.Front
Baker Henry, pamter Sec. 20 n. 4th & 398 n. 3d
Baker Jacob, ropemaker 8th above Buttonwood
Baker Jacob, victualler 47 Budd
Baker Jacob, hog victualler 220 St. John
Baker Jacob, alderman 42 n. 8th office 62 s. 4th
Baker Jane, china store 102 south 2d
Baker JohnH. broker, and agent intelligence office
for houses, servants, &c. 54 south i^ourth
Baker John H. C. taylor Acorn alley
Baker John, victualler Rachael st.
Baker John, mariner 246 north Water
Baker John, flour and feed store 433 north 2d
Baker John L. exch. broker Sc com. mer. 6 Lodge
Baker John, alderman 154 n. 2d
Baker John R. merchant 61 Sassafras
Baker John, labourer Locust near Schuylkill
t Baker John, white washer 1 1th near Lombard
Baker Joseph, hostler West near Palmer
Baker, widow of John, Brown st. (K.)
Baker Joshua, instrumentmaker 130 Vine
Baker Lewis, harness. Sec. maker 327 north 2d
Baker Mary, widow Oak (n. l.) near Browne -
Baker Mary, victualler old York above Tammany
Baker Mary, gentlewoman 332 north 2d
Baker Michael, hardware store 59 High
Baker Michael, lumbermer. 74 Browne & cor. 2d
Baker Michael, jun. coppersmith 223 north 2d *
Baker Mrs- widow, back 104 north 2d
Baker Mrs. of Joseph, 15 Ctab
Baker Peter, fisherman Queen^near Bishop
Baker Peter, baker 120 German
Bnkcr Richard, late farmer Fitzwater near 7th
Baker Rudy, widow, Cherry near Prince
B'akcr Sarah, nurse 23 north 4th
Baker Samuel, shopkeeper 126 north /'ourth
Baker Samuel, gardener Greenwich
BAK BAL
Baker Samuel, carpenter 72 north /^ourth
Baker Samuel, carpenter 7th near /^itzvvalter
Baker Susan, seamstress 149 Locust
Baker Susan, widow of John, 126 Browne
Baker Sc Wayne, hardware merchants 59 Higb
Baker William, manner back 12 Christian
Baker William, carter cor. Apple and George
Baker William, merchant 54 south Front
Baker Wm. J. merchant 69 Vine and 65 8. Water
Balan, widow, confectioner 241 south 2d
Balch David, merchant 25 south Wharves
Bald David, labourer Buttonwood near 6th
Baldt Frederick, labourer Hanover near Prince
Baldt John, victualler 6 Charlotte
Baldt Henry, jun. hogvictualler Hanover
Baldt Henry, hogvictualler Hanover cor. Prince
Baldt William, vict. Hanover near Prince
Baldwin Francis, baker 45 Cedar
Baldwin, widow of Joslah, 17 VVilling's alley
Baldwin John, jun. labourer W^ood near Duke
Baldwin John, shoemaker Duke near Vienna
Baldwin Lewis, teacher 66 Union
Baldwin Margaret, shopkeeper 88 north 8th
Balitho Benjamin, brickmaker Hamilton village
t Ball Ann, washerwoman corner Pine Sc 10th
B;!l Elizabeth widow. 111 north 5th
Ball Joseph, president of the Union Insurance co.
240 Sassafras S. E. cor. 7th. (see BcH
Ball Mrs. widow, 271 Sassafras
Ball Richard G. carpenter 24 Oak (S.) <>
B;/il Stephen, mariner 74 Penn
B ;I1 widow, teacht r 4th above Browne
Ball Wm. farmer Hunter's court
t B Hard George, cooper 7th below Shippen
t Ballard James, labourer Pine near 10th
t Ballard L. coachman cor. Locust and 11th
t Ballard Samuel, labourer 230 Shippen
Ballenger Jacob, carpenter 70 n. 9th
BRilenger Mrs. nurse 74 New
Ballenger widow of Samuel, 13 Hurst
Ballentine James, grocer cor. Front and Coats
Ballentinc Samuel, accomptant Buttonwood u. 5th
Ballinger A. sjioemaker 15 Plumb
Baiiinger Daniel> carpetweaver 477 n. 2d
s2
BAL BAR
Balls William, mariner Swedes' alley-
Balm Ann widow, 374 n. 2d
Bamford Joseph, machinemaker back 5 Filbert
Bancker Chas. N. merchant 31 n. Front dwelling
285 Chesniit
Banger Mrs. of Thomas, 28 Pewterplatter alley
Banger Timothy, accomptant 12th near Arch
Bangs Elijah K. sea captain 41 Noble
t Banks , carter St. Mary near 7th
Banks George, blacksmith Sch. 2d near Walnut
Bannan John, carpenter SheafTs alley
Banning John, cooper Frankford road near Queen
Bannister William, hostler Prospect alley
Bantleon Henry, victualler 287 n. 8th
Bantleon Frederick, Brewers' alley near 4th
t Bantom Henry, oysterman 3 Middle alley
Baptist John, taylor 162 south Front
t Baptish John, barber 433 south 2d
Barault Doctor Francis, 2 n. Fifth
Barber John, blacksmith Federal above 2d
Barber Mrs. of Charles, Schriver*s court
Barber Rebecca, widow Pine below 2d
^t Barber Thomas, sweep master Hazel Alley
Barbier Maria, millmer 8 1 north 2d
Barbier Stephen P, jeweller 81 north 2d
Barbin Amos, taylor Poplar below 3d
Barclay Andrew C. merchant 232 north 3d k 93f
Callowhill •■ '
Barclay George, merchant 168 south 2d
Barclay & Harper, merchants 232 north 3d
Barclay widow of Jas. merchant cor. Cal. & 3d
Barclay James, labourer Sch. 5th below High
Barclay John, merchant 227 north 3d
Barclay John, jun. & Co. merchants 228 north 34
Barclay John, gentleman 37 Almond
Barclay Joseph, l^iariner back 360 south 2d
Barclay 8c Medary, lumbermerchants above 447
N. Front
Barclay Samuel, hatter 323 south 2d
Barclay Samuel, jun. sea captain 37 Almond
Bard Mrs. widow, tayloress 144 Spruce
Bardier Samuel, coachtrimmer 168. n. 8th
Bardin John, bottler 17 Walnut
Barger Abel, painter, &c. 9 Dock
BAK
Barger Jacob, cedarcooper 483 n. 2c1
Barger John, cedarcooper 4th aoove Coats*
Barger William, rigger 61 Budd
Bargh William, baker 225 Walnut
Barker Jacob D. carter Christian. \^See Baker
Barker James, of the U, army corner 9th Sc Race
Barker John, mayor of the city of Philadelphia
dwelling s. w. corner of Sassafras and 9th
office City Hail s. w. cor. of Chesnut & 5th
Barker John, jun. city commissioner 1C6 north 9th
Barker Mary, tayloress back 382 south 2d
Barker Rebecca, nurse 66 Catharine
Barkes Stephen, watchman Sch. 7th near Cherry
Barkinbile Matthias, mariner Lombard n. Sch. 8th
Barlow Philip, boarding house 142 n. Water
Barlow George, mariner 284 south Front
Barnard Johw, carpenter 360 s. 2d fsee 'Bernard
Barns B. pewter and tinplate worker cor. 13th &
Filbert
Barns Elizabeth, 65 Sassafras
Barndollar Frederick, cooper 395 n. 2d
Barnes Ann, seamstress 229 s. 5th
Barnes Hester, washerwoman Elmslie's alley
Barnes Isaac, taylor 113 CaJlowhill cor. Kunckel
Barnes James, sea captain 8 Parham's alley
Barnes James, labourer Callowhill st. wharf
Barnes James, m. d. 275 n 2d
Barnes John H. merchant 99 Walnut
Barnes John, widow of, pilot 448 south Front
Barnes Joseph, attorney at law and prothonotary of
the supreme court for the eastern district 191
Chesnut
Barnes Joseph, ladies* shoemaker 145 south. 2d
Barnes Luther, coach smith 8c step maker Green's
court
Barnes L. widow, back 36 Ann (n. l.)
Barnes Samuel, currier 13 n. 4th
Barnes Thomas, esq. currier 257 n. 2d ..
Barnes Thomas 8c Samuel, curriers 57 Chesnut
Barnes William, jun. painter, &c. 157 south 2d
Barnes William, back 145 south 2d
Barney J. victualler 106 s. lOih and 65 Old Sham-
bles
BAR
Barnhill Robert, storekeeper 63 north 2d
Barnhill Sarah, shopkeeper 1 3 north 3d
Barnholt Frederick, victualler 237 St: John's
Barnholt George, victualler 245 Gailowhill
Barnhurst Joseph, diesinker and chaser 96 Si 8th
Barnhurst Thomas, copperplate maker 96 s. 8th
Barnett Susan widow, Britton's alley
Barnett Thomas, weaver Christian near 5th
Barnett James, mate 328 south Front
Barnitt John, mariner 28 Union alley
Barnitt Joseph, 141 Chesnut
Barnitt Samuel, turner near 41 Cherry & 55 Wood
Barnitt Thomasj turner 198 north Front
Barno John, victil^iler Charles St.
Baron Joseph, shoemaker 73 N. 3d
Baroux James M. upholsterer back 133 n. od
-Barr James, shoemaker ^uttonwood alley
.Barr James, teamdriver Filbert near 10th
-Barr Joseph, labourer 430 n. 3d
^arr Neal, stonemason Shippen above 7th
-Barralet John James, designer and painter Cal-
lowhill corner 12th
^arras Charles, carpenter 268 St John
^arras John, carpenter 122 Callowhill
-Barras widow of William, Sansom's alley
-Barras widow of M. Shippen near 7th
Barrett Ann, boarding house 266 south 5th
"Barrett Robert, bricklayer 170 n. 8th , ;;:
J5arrett Tobias, accomptant 19 Hurst
^Barrier Peter, baker 10 Elfrith's alley
Harrington Charles, grocer fruiterer and bottler
216 High
jBarrington Henry, manufacturer of coffee' Sc cho-
colate 206 south 4th cor. Gaskill
-Barrington R. grocer corner Front and Almond
.Barron John, carpenter corner 5th and -Bution-
wood. ['SVe Baron.
Barron Mary, widow of Philip, 55 Noble
BiuYow Mary widow 161 Pine "•
iBarry Charles, marhio' 131 n. Front
Harry Edward, universal turner George near \Oi\s
BAH
Barry Francis, teacher back 369 s. Front and 324
s. 2cl
-Barry Joseph B. proprietoi' of City Hotel 187 Sc
189 south 2d cor. Union [See Berry
Bd^vvy Jos. B. & Son, cabinet makers and uphol-
sterers 134 south 2d
^arry Joseph', jun. cabinetmaker 134 south 2d
iSarry Mrs. widow of commodore 214 Chesnut
-flarry Patrick, grocer 186 Water 8c 191 n. Front
t i?arry Richard, labourer 25 Hurst
-Sarry Samuel, planemaker 24 Ann (N. L.)
-Sarry William, tobacconist 285 south 4th
^art Sarah widow, 44 Passyunk
jBartel Elizabeth widow, 20 Pewterplatter alley
■■•J5artel John, ropemaker Marlborough near West
-Sartel John H. painter 4th near George
Bartholomew Catharine widow 210 n. 8th
Bartholomew Charles, tobacconist 88 n. 3d
-fiai'tholomew John, hatter 86 Browne
jBartholomew Mary, gentlewoman 63 south 7th
Bartholomew Thomas, tobacconist 15 n. 3d
Bartholomew Sarah widow 154 south 8th
Bartleson Peter, Old York above Noble
Bartleson widow, 2 Appletree alley
Bartlctt Francis, ladies shoemaker Rachel st.
Bartlett Richard, oysterman 39 Prime
Bartlett Thomas, shipwright 8 Mary (S.)
Bartling C. head inspectoV of lumber 255 n. Front
Bartling Conrad, carpenter near 126 Cherry
Bartling Charles, sea captain 2 Newmarket st.
Bartling David, carpenter 50 n. 7th
Bartling David, jun. carpenter 1 14 n. 8th
Bartlitt John, merchant 9 south Water Sc 88 Union
Barto Hannah, shopkeeper 70 Christian
Bartoles Mary, shopkeeper 226 Lombard
Barton Benjamin Smitli, m.d. professor of materia
medica botany. Sec. 241 Chesnut. [_Sce Bar-
ten^ Burton^ and BertroUy 'Qataji.
Barton David, farmer and grazier banks of Sch-
Burton Elizabeth, nurse 531 south Front
Barton Thomas I. taylor Leech's court
Barton William, jun. m. d. 69 south 5th
Bartow Sarah widow 128 n. 3d ^
BAR BAU
Bartram Ann widow, 198 south 4th
Bartram George, gentleman 68 south 2d
Bartram George W. druggist, 8cc. 58 north 2d
Bartram Isaac, druggist, 8cc. 39 n. 3d
Bartram Mary, gentlewoman 39 n. 3d
Barvis Mary widow, 384 n. Front
Bashful widow of Fred. 12 Pewterplatter alley
Bass Wm. A. accomptant 161 Cedar. [_See hessc.
Bassett David, storekeeper 54 n- 2d
Bassett I. taylor 26 Lombard
Bassett Hannah, milliner 194 south 2d
Bassfitt Samuel, inn and ferry keeper Swansori be-
low Queen
Bast John, labourer Traquair's court
Bastian A. widow, 103 Queen (S.) [^See Bostian.
Bastian Adam, biscuit baker 220 Cedar
Bastian George, jun. tallowchandler 148 8c 152
Mulberry and 194 Sassafras
Bastian Joseph, gardener Chesnut near Sch. 3d
Batan Zara, shoemaker 105 Plum
Batchelder Margaret, teacher 71 Queen (S.)
Batchelor Caspar, carter Taper alley
Batchelor Peter, carter back 39 1 n. 2d
Batchelor W. R. gunmaker Miller's court (N. L.}
Bates B. late lumber merchant 225 Callowhill
Bates Hester widow, Emlin's court
Batis Mrs. gentlewoman 42 n. 6th
Bates John, labourer 225 Callowhill
Bateson James, grocer Ridge above Francis
Batho John, potter 502 n. Front
Batt William, labourer 166 n. 5tli
BattcU F.310 High
Baton Edward, late shoemaker Race n. Sch. 7th
Baton Joseph, teacher Germantown road near 2d
t Battis John, hairdresser 214 south Water
t Batis Joseph, hairdresser 214 Cedar
Batts John, mariner 441 south 2d. [^See Heiis
Bauduy Madame widow, 169 south, 5th
Baughman Catharine widow 155 south 9th
Baugier Anthony, merchant 24 soutli 2d
Baumgard Jacob, baker 455 n. 2d cor. Browiie
BAV BE A
Bavis Aaron, taylor 44 Arch
Baxter Isaac B. accomptant 252 south 2d
Baxter John, labourer 567 south Front
Baxter John G. machinest 96 n. 1 1th
Baxter Matthew, grocer cor. 9th and Race
Baxter William, saihnaker 373 south Front
Bayard And. merchant 131 Walnut. \^See Biarc^
Bayard Rebecca, shopkeeper 188 Sassafras
Bayard George, tin plate worker 188 Sassafras
t Bayard Moses, coachdriver 12th near Race
Bayley Jane widow boarding house 211 Lombard
Bayley J. L. coachmaker 246 s. 3d. [^Sce Baiiey
Bayne Nathaniel, turner & feed store 85 n. Front
\^See Bean
Bayne Robert, coachmaker corner 8th & Arch
Bayntons Miss, 71 south llth
Barely Charles W. teacher 13 s. 5th [See Beasty
Bazier John, accomptant, 8cc. Cedar near 12th
Bazier Michael, cook 7 Charlotte.
{see Bussier & Brazier
Bazoon John, stocking weaver Buttonw. near 5th
Bazoon widow, washerwoman Buttonw. near 5th
Beach William M. late druggist 32 Kunckle
Beaird David, carter 322 south 6th
Beale George, brushmaker 207 south 7th
Beale Penal, cabinetmaker 128 Chesnut
Beale Joseph, cabinetmaker 75 Dock
Beam C. C. soapboiler back 31 Cedar
Beam Ezekiel, woodsawyer 71 Pine
Bearbower John, carpenter Oak (N. L.)
Beard James, 386 south Front
Beard James, labourer George ab.l Ith [jsee Biard
Beard John, carter Clymer's alley
Beard Joseph, sugarboiler 4th above Tammany
Beard Nicholas, victualler 36 Charlotte
Beard Nicholas, victualler 45 Charlotte
Bcasly John, oystcrman 149 Green
Beasly Stephen, late shipb. near 260 Swanson
Beasly William, segarmakcr 149 Green
Beates Frederick, scrivener 94 north 3d
Beatnian John, suilmaker Cedar st. wharf and 41
Pium
BEA BEG
Beatty Peter, mariner 10 Margaretta
Beatty Mrs. of Robert, back 120 n. 11th
Beatty Samuel, ladies* shoemaker 87 Cedar
Beatty widow of Samuel Mark's lane
Beatty William, labourer 13th n. Vine
Beaumont Thomas, manager of old theatre 205
south 4th
Beauveau Mrs. boarding house 1 12 Walnut
Beauvernet widow, 191 south 2d
Beaver Samuel, cabinetmaker 155 n. Front
Becher Samuel, cordwainer 350 n. 3d
Bechtel George, shoemaker Sansom's alley
Bechtel Jacob, boot and shoemaker 7 south Front
Bechtel John Sc Co. shoe warehouse 50 High
Beck Abel, shoemaker 57 Budd
Beck Asa, dravman 57 Budd
Beck Daniel, tavernkeeper and turner 6th near the
German town road
t Beck Ebenezer, labourer 14 Elizabeth
Beck George, clerk of High st. market 2 1 6 Lom-
bard
Beck Henry, accomptant 6 York court
Beck Henry A. druggist, &:c.248 n. Front
Beck Henry, merchant 30 Sassafras
t Beck Ignatious, blackball maker 1 4 St. Mary
Beck Israel, carpenter Peters's alley
Beck Isaiah, carpenter Poplar below Budd
Beck Jacob, accomptant 2 1 Tammany
Beck Jacob, tobacconist 37 Spruce
Beck John, late grocer Germantown road above
1st gate
Beck John, combmaker 31 1 n. 8th
Beck Joseph, cai'penter Poplar below Budd
Beck 8c Lammot, merchants 1 1 south Water
Beck Martin, carpenter Old York above Coats &
' Lily alley
Beck Paul, merchant 1 1 south Water dwelling
315 High
Beck Peter, late storekeeper 6th near Hickory L.
Beck Peter, shoemaker 2 Oak (S.)
Beck Peter, jun. mariner 2 Oak (S.)
BAK BEL
^akcr Margaret widow, 20 North alley
J?aldwin Margaret, shopkeeper 88 n.7th
J5aner », cabinetmaker 4 South alley
i5auch Mrs. of Frederick, 141 n. 6th
Beckel George, accomptant 1 Julianna
Beckel Godfrey, accomptant 47 Mulberry
Beckenbach Jacob, shoemaker 85 Green
Beckford John, mariner 174 south Water
Beckhorn Garret, tavern keeper 62 Shippen
Beckley Daniel, carpenter 62 N. 8th [^see Bickley
t Beckley John, labourer Bonsall
Beckley Maria widow, 29 1 Chesnut
Beckman John, lace and fringe maker 265 Race
Beckman Sc Korn, lace and fringe weavers 265
Race
beckman S. feather vender 15 Wagner's alley
Bedell John, shoemaker 16 Browne
Bedford John, cordwainer warehouse 296 High
Bedford J. accomptant Crown above Callowhill
Bedford T. painter, Sec. Kunckel above Tammany
t Bedford William, carter Lombard near 1 Ith
jB.edlock Wm. J. writing academy 130 Chesnut
Bedwell Thos. apothecary and druggist 173 n. 3d
Beebe Catharine widow 270 south 3d
Beelcr Godfrey, sugarbaker James st.
Beere James, sailmaker 77 Queen
Beers John, brewer 101 Vine
Beere Robert, carter cor. Lombard and 12ih
Beerman Henry, labourer cor. Chesnut Sc Sch. 4th
Beetle Jairies, piaisterer Hoffman's alley
(see Settle
Beidehtian Abraham, innkeeper 326 n. 2d
Beidelman Jacob, labourer Callowhill
Beideman widow of D. carpenter Warreri
Beideman Daniel, fisherman Warren
Beideman John, shoemaker Queen near Bishop
Beideman Jacob, fisherman Queen above Bishop
Beideman Jacob, jun. fisherman Queen near
Wood
Beitenman Jacob, storekeeper 232 n. 2d
Beitenman, Reed 8c Co. storekeepers 232 n 3d
Belger James, cor. 3d and Plum
c
BEL BEN
Belin Augustus, merchant 237 Spruce 8c s. 2d
Bell Catharine, washerwoman Marks lane
(see Ball
Bell David, carter 2d below Federal
Bell Sc Eddy, stock and exchange brokers 55 Dock
Bell Eliza, seamstress 60 Shippen
Bell Elizabeth widow, J 1th above Arch
Bell Henry, lumber merchant 1 6 Sansom, yard
cor. 12th and Walnut
Bell James R. grocer 265 south 3d
Bell Jeremiah, taylor 10 High
Bell John, grocer 230 Cedar
Bell John, shallopman 238 n. Front
Bell John, drayman 20 Sassafras alley
Bell John, labourer 130 Sassafras
i5ell John, drayman 22 Sassafras alley
Bell Jos. merchant 2 Sim's alley & 169 Chesnut
Bell Mary, spinster Dock near 2d
Bell Mary, seamstress 18 Pear
Bell Michael, dressing case, &c. maker 28 s. 3d
Bell Peter, sea captain 17 Shippen
Bell Robert, printer 94 Spruce
Bell Samuel, grocer and drover 39 Small
Bell Thomas P. labourer Upper ferry road
Bell Thomas, carpenter 202 Lombard
Bell widow of Thomas, 182 south 2d
Bell William, merchant 2 1 south 2d
Bell William (GR) grocer 224 n. Front
Bell William J. broker 35 Dock
Bell Wm. merchant 2 Sims* alley 8c 1 69 ChesnUt
Bell William, stonecutter Mark's lane
Bellengee Isaac, mariner 60 Swanson ..
Bellengee Reuben, pilot 27 Carter's alley
Bellows Darius, seacaptain 133 h. Fl-ont
Belon F. gardener Hudson's lane above 7th
Belrose John, paperhangcr 3ii)6 south 6th
Belsterling Anthony, cabinetmaker 441 n. 3d
Belsterling Jacob, innkeeper 375 n. 3d
Beltz C. labourer Lombard near Schuylkill
Beltzner Catharine, shopkeeper 72 Dock
Belvillc John, carpenter 1 1 1 Cherry
i?chvt;ll John, carpenter 134 Cherry
Beubridge Henry, merchant 1 7th s. 5th [_sce JBai7i
BEN
Bender Jacob, labourer Vine near Schuylkill 8th
Bender John, storekeeper 442 n. 2d
Bender John, shoemaker o*n N. 2d \see 'Binder
Bender William, carpenter 57 High
Beneke George, cutler 13th above Filbert
^eneger Henry, shoemaker 116 Cedar
Benfer John, gardener 351 n. Front
Benfer J. C. taylor35l n. Front
jBenjamin T. tavernkeeper 264 Race
Benner Catharine, huckster 469 n. 3d
Benner George, carter 1 1 Budd
Benner George, jun. & John, bakers 300 n. Front
Benner Henry, bricklayer 469 n. 3d
Benner Jacob, seacaptain 57 New
Benner John, drayman George west Sch. 8th
Benner Lewis, innkeeper 242 n. 2d
Benner Matthias brickmaker Spruce near 13th
Benner Mary widow, blue ball inn Passyunk
Benner Peter, brickmaker Spruce near 1 3th
Benner Peter, oakcooper 365 n. 2d
Benner Sebastian, cabinetmaker near 25 s. alley
Bennet Abel, shoemaker Queen near Frankford
road [_see Barnitt
Bennet Anthony, shoemaker Noble above 2d
Bennet Barbary, washerwoman 22 St. Mary
JSennet widow of Joseph, Marlborough neari5ed-
ford
.flennet John, marblecutter 397 High
Rennet Jacob, painter, 8cc. 35 s. Wharves and 134
Swan son
-Sennet John, copperplate printer 1 1 1 Vine and 3
Sterling alley
JBennet , oakcooper 327 Mulberry
jBennct John, shoemaker back 378 south 2d
Rennet Lewis, mariner 10 York court
jSennet Mrs. Louisa, storekeeper 8 south 4th
Bennet Mrs. of John B. 230 soufh 4th
-ficnnet Mrs. widow, 38 Pine
.flennct widow of Peter, biscuit baker Liberty al-
ley
.Bennet Peter, shoemaker Pine near 10th
Rennet Reuben, bleeder, 5cc. 51 Passyunk
BEN BER
Bennet Titus, bookseller 31 High
Bennet & Walton, booksellers &c. 31 High
Benninghove widow of J. 4 Church alley
Benninghove and Nassau, tobacconists *t7 High
Bennis widow of T. teacher back 121 Mulberry
Benson George, mariner cor. Front & Callowhill
Benson Mrs. boarding house 153 Chesnut
Benson Richard, merchant 201 & 401 High
t Benson William, ragman Garden
Bent William, machine maker 123 south Sixth
Bentler Elizabeth, milliner 362 south Second
Bentley David, coppersniith 4th near Poplar lane
Bentley John, gardener 4th near Poplar lane
Bentzanhoaifer George, cooper 174 north Eighth
Beresford Robert H. printer back 134 S. Fourth
Bergasse Cadet, merchant 66 Spruce
Berger Frederick, teacher 42 Plum [See Burger
Berger Samuel, labourer 376 north Third
Bergmeyer Daniel, cordwainer 108 north Seventh
Bermond Claudius, m. d. 10 Powell
Bernadou John B. merchant 160 south Fourth ajid
Coates' alley
Bernanosse C. merchant 163 north Third
Bernard John, merchant 225 south J^'ront
Bernard John, hairdresser 138 N. 5th [^See Barnard
Bernard John, carter 49 Plum
Bemardt John, boarding house and grocer 94 N.
Water and 97 north Front
Bernhardt Lewis F. professor of music 22 Sansom
Berniud C. china merchant 18 N. Third and 29
Carter's alley
Berrell Catharine 296 Sassafras '
Berrett William, ornamental painter 9 Cherry
(see Barrett
Berringer Margaret widow, 20 Mary (S.)
t Berry Cato, labourer 1 1 8 Plum
Berry Elihu, carpenter 196 south Fifth
t Berry James, coachman 1 3 1 Pine
Berry John, furrier Callowhill above Tenth
{see Barry
Berry Joseph, sea-captain 23 south Front
Berry Peter L. carpenter 190 Spruce
BER— BIG
Berry Samuel, shoemaker 122 Brown
Bci-ry Samuel, musician Spruce above Eighth
t Berry William, coachman 130 Walnut
Berryhill John, agent for the Domestic Society
6 south Third
Berryman Joseph, bricklayer back 455 N. 3d
Bcrryman Richard, shipright 31 Mary (S.)
Berto George, upholsterer and proprietor of bath
house back 124 south Second [see Barto
Bertron David, m. d. 328 N. Second
Besse John Baptist, gentleman 37 Coates alley
[see Bass
Besse M, 84 south fifth
Besselievre Francis P. chancellor of the French
consulate Fitzwalter n. Sixth
Besson widow of Anthony, merchant 69 S. 2nd
Best John, cordwainer 1 1 n. Vine
Bethausen E« m. d. 49 Green
Bethel W^illiam, merchant 132 8c 134 N. Front
Betson William, shoemaker 43 Passyunk
Bettinger Martin, tanner Germantown road n. 2d
Bettle Samuel, mer. 14 S. 3rd [see Beetle 8c Biddle
Betf^ Ebenezer, cut nailer 15 8c 19 N. Seventh
Bevan John, painter 8cc. 253 S. Front
Bevan Matthew L. mer. 99 S. Front 8c 189 Spruce
Bevens Wm. clock 8c watch maker 150 High, and
Greenlcaf*s court
Beverlin James, drayman 219 Callowhill
Bewley Isaac, letter carrier 3 Fetter lane
Bewley J. P. accomp. 260 High [see Bpley 8c Boulu
Bewley Rachel, widow 103 N. Ninth
Bewley Robert, bricklayer sch. 8th n. Vine
Beylle Joseph, confectioner 63 south Second
Bibben shingle dresser Lyndall's alley
jBibi^haus Henry, teacher back 14 Sterling alley
Bickerton Abel, shoemaker 28 Union alley
Bickerton Elizabeth, widow Shackamaxon
Bickerton George, shoemaker 43 Chesnut
Bickhani widow of Caleb, 117 Swanson
Bickham Hannah, widow 3 Shriver's court
Bickham T. boat builder 2{;4 S. Front 8c 32 Swanson
Bickly Daniel, lumber merchant 30 CallowhiU
c 2
BIC ^BIL
Bickley Henry, accomptant 35 Walnut
Bickley & Taylor, lumber merchants long wharf
upper end of Oak (N. L.) [see Buckley & Beckletj
Bickman George, baker 44 Race
Bicknell George A. domestic warehouse 47 n. 3d
Bicknell Samuel, marmer Maiden
Biddle Charles, jr. merchants,, w. cor. Front & High
Biddle Charles, gentleman 159 Chesnut
Biddle Clement; notary public 41 & 43 Walnut
Biddle Clement, jr. sugar refiner 36 Filbert n. 9th
Biddle Daniel, rigger 185 N. Front [^see Bettle
Biddle David, drayman 210 Lombard \see Bedell
Biddle Hannah, grocer cor. 10th and George
Biddle John, druggist, &;c. 142 High
Biddle John E. taylor 145 south Fifth
Biddle John, skin dresser above 547 N. 3d
Biddle 8c Lea, sugar refiners 27 Church alley
Biddle Lydia, storekeeper 52 S. 4th
J5iddle Nicholas, attorney at law 1 8 1 8cl 83 Chesnut
Middle Thomas, stockbroker 81 S. 6th
J5iddle Thomas, captain in U. S. army 159 Chesnut
jBiddle Thomas 8c John Wharton, stock and com-
mission brokers 26 Walnut
J5iddle Wm. S. attorney at law 143 Chesnut
Biddle Wilmore, carpenter 3 York court
jBiddle William, carpenter 3 York court
iSiegel Henry W. clock Sc watchmaker 190 N. 3d
ifSiegler widow of Philip, corner Filbert and 1 3th
^icrbower John, carpenter 43 Coates alley
i?igalow Sarah, grocer 192 N. Water
Bigelow Thos. attorney at law 122 S. 4th
Niggard James, jr. shoemaker 159 St. John
JSiggard James, oysterman 159 St. John
iSiggard John, weaver 3/5 N. 2d
jBiggs Thomas, mathl.instrumentmaker 66 s. Front
{see Boggs
Biglean John, teacher 12 Passyunk
J3igler J. sailmaker 18 Duke (N. L.) {see Beigler
Bigley 8c Sweeny, grocers 20 Crab, cor. Shipper
Biglow Margaret, widow shopkeeper 13 Duke
Bignell Wm. bricklayer 127 Locust
Bilts Benjamin, cai'i>enter Rose
Biles Nathaniel, carpenter cor. Maiden 8^ Front
BiL — cm
Biles Saml. tavernkeeper (l)lack horse) Frankford
road
Biller Joseph, mariner 7 Duke (N. L.)
t Billini^s Benjamin, whitewasher corner Lombard
and 8th
Billings Isaac, carpenter 1 17 n. 10th near Race
Billings Thomas, m. d. 112 north 8th
Billington George, accomptant 22 New Market
Billington Thomas, wooclsawyer Carpenter (S.)
Billington widow of Thomas, 163 south 5th
BiUiss Jacob, carter back 252 north 8th
Billmeyer Jacob, flour merchant 27 north 6th
Billmeyer John Sc Jacob, flour merchants 272 High
Billon Charles, watchmaker & jeweller 81 south
2d. (see Belofi
Billow John, labourer 450 north 3d
Bills William, shipwright Federal near Front
Billy John, 46 Sassafras
Bilsland Ann, widow 2 Franklin Row south 9th
Binder widow of Jacob, Queen near Wood
Binder Wm. hatter 286 north Front. [6Vc Bender
Bindley John, carpenter above 447 north Front
Bines Robert, merchant 199 Spruce, [see Bimis
Bingham Robt. trunkmaker s. w. corner Centre
Square
Binney Horace, counsellor at law 79 south 4th
Binns John, editor of the Democratic Press 70
Chesnut. [See Bines
Binny Archibald, letter founder Cedar near 9th
Binny & Ronaldson, leuer founders Cedar between
Ninth and Tenth
Bion & Guieu, corner of Pine and Fifth
Bioren John, printer and bookseller 88 Chesnut
["See Byron
bioren benjamin, sea captain 154 Race
Birch 8c Small, booksellers', Sec o7 south 2d.
[see Burch
Birch Thomas, marine and landscape painter at
the Academy of Fine Arts
Birch Tuomas, gardener cor*- Sassafras §c Sch. 2d
Birch Wm. Y. stationc: , Sec. 37 south 2d
Birchall Caleb, hatter 46 High (see BurchaU
Birchall widow, 448 south Front
BIC BIS
Bickley D. grocer corner Callowhill and Front
Birckhead Levin, coachmaker near 350 High and
Twelfth near Chesnut (&ee Burkhard
Bird & Co. hardware merchants 170 High s. w.
comer of Fifth (see Burd and Baird
Bird Charles, hardware merchant cor. High 8c 5tli
Bird & Earp, hardware merchants 209 south 2d
Bird, Earp & Co. hardware merchants 252 s. 2d
Bird Frederick, sea captain 70 Penn
Bird capt. George, innkeeper s. w. corner 3d and
Coats •
Bird Isaac, Windsor and fancy chairmaker s. w.
corner of Dock and Walnut
Bird John, biscuit baker 97 Budd
Bird Joseph, grazier 402 south 2d
t Bird Peter, labourer Wood above 8th
Birkey Samuel, ladies' shoemaker 442 north 3d
Birmbaum John, smith 78 New
Birmingham John, accomptant 5 Duke (N. L.)
Birney Margaret, mantuamaker 262 south 3d
BirnieWm.- conveyancer 15 Walnut "
Bish Albert, grocer 262 and 403 High, (see Busch
Bish George, oakcoopcr Smith's court Sch.
Bish Mrs. of Jacob, Smith's court Sch.
BisliOp Benjamin, cabinetmaker 214 n. Front
Bishop Garry, teacher 330 south 2d
Bishop James, hatter 106 north Front
Bishop John & Co. shotmanufacturers 49 south
Wharves, manufactory John st.
Bishop John, plumber and shot manufacturer 476
south Front
Bishop Robert B. surgeon's instrumentmaker 17
s. 7th corner of Carpenter's alley
Bishop 8c Sparks, plumbers 49 south Wharves
Bishop Seth, carpenter 214 Lombard
Bishop Tiiomas, dyer 88 n. 9th
Bishop William, carpenter Moyamensing road be-
low Christian
Bisliopbarger Jacob, labourer 89 Brown
Bibpiiam Joshua, hatter btick 81 N. 5th
Bispiiam Stacy B. merchant 1 12 Arch.
Bissv. John B. gentienian 37 Coates' alley
Blssell Aiienby, carpenter 520 south Front
BIT BLA
BitelJohn, grocer 157 N. 6th
Bitting Archibald, brushmaker, 226 N. 3d
Bitting Mary, widow 215 Callowhill
Black Andrew, miller, 4th above Brown. CseeJMake
Black Augustus, mealman Germantown road near
1st gate
Black Furman, boarding house 7 Hartung's alley-
Black Henry, gardener Sch. 8th near Pine
Black James, goldsmith, jeweller and hairworkcr
123 Chesnut
t Black Joh'n, ragman 4th above Brown
Black John, silversmith 120 south Front
Black John A. printer 1 Cresson*s alley
Black John, grocer corner 4th and Christian
t Black Joseph, labourer 6 St. Mary
Black M. shoemaker Carpenter (s.) near 4th
t Black Matthew, brassfounder 3 St. Mary
^lack Samuel, tallowchandler 209 Cedar
Blackburn Thomas, shoemaker back 84 S. 3d. ''
Blackburn William W. flaxdresser and twine-
makcr 20 N. Water
Blackford Joseph, bricklayer 4 little J^ine
Blackman David, grocer Oak above Coats
Blackman Enoch, seacaptain, 5 Callowhill
Blackston John, currier 69 S. 3d corner Dock
dwelling 5 1 Spruce \^see Blakiston
Blackson Thomas, carpenter 569 S. Front
Blackwell George, ladies shoemaker 33 Noble
J51ackwell Jacob, wine merchant 176 S. 2d
Blackwell Rev. Kobert, d. d. 50 Pine
Blackwood Wm. 8c Joseph, merchants 18 S. 2d
Blackwood Mary, widow 115 Christian
BWm Joseph M. accomptant 65 Gaskili
Blain Charles, carpenter 98 Filbert
Blai^; Frances, widow, teacher 117 Brown
Blair Hugh, weaver Germantafhi road above Budd
Blair John, taylor Juniper lane
Blair Lewis D. accomptant 95 Budd
2?lair H. 228 Pine
Biair Richard, weaver 1 3th near Cedar
i51air William, cordwainer s. e. corner Chcsnuf
and 3d
Blake Abraham, carpenter Poplar below 2d
BLA— BLO
t Blake Abm. carter Blackberry alley [^see B/acA-
Blake George E. mu sick store and library IS. 3d
t Blake J. sweepmaster 12th near Weaver's alley
Blake Joseph, carter Rachael st.
Blake Charles, tanner Rose alley (n. l.)
t Blake Joseph, mariner back 19 Budd
Blake Timothy, hairdresser &c. 188 S. 2d
-^lake William, labourer Shackamaxon
Blakely Michael, mariner back 135 N. Water
Blaker Jason, bricklayer, 312 Vine
Blaker John, bricklayer back 148 Sassafras
Blakie James, cabinetmaker 1 1th near Spruce
Blakiston John, seacaptain 76 S. 11th
^see BlackstQU
Blakiston Presley, corner Front and Lombard
Blame Joseph, bottler 5 N. 5th \_see Blume
Blanc Victor, coppersmith 260 N. 2d
Blancan P. turner on metals in general 36 Walnut
Blanchard Mrs. gentlewoman 81 Vine
Blanchard Samuel, tavernkeeper &c. 314 Race
Blackenburg Christiana, shopkeeper Lemon st.
Blanford David, blacksmith back 130 N. 5th
Blanford George, smith back 130 N. 5th
Blanford John, smith 41 Locust
Blanford John, smith 156 Sassafras
^layney Arthur, m. d. 161 Race
Blocker Peter, cooper 271 N. 2d
Blee James, labourer Spruce near Sch. 5th
Blee Samuel, labourer Spruce near Sch. 5th
Blee widow of Francis, Walnut near Sch. 3d
Blenney John, baker 57 Penn
Blest widow of Thomas, hatter Blackhorse alley
Bletterman Peter, baker Smith's alley
Bleyler Abraham, smith Frankford road n. Queen
Blcyler John, grocer 325 north 2d
Bleyler Thomas, shoemaker, Frankford road neai*
Maiden
Blight Mary, widow 3 1 Pewtterplatter alley
Bliss Susannah, layer out of the dead 47 Vine
Blizard George, shallopman, 125 Swanson
Blocquerst Andrew J. printer 150 S. 6th
Blood John, shopkeeper 76 S. Water
BLO- BOH
Blood widow of Thomas, 90 N. Water
I iSIoom Charles, baker 162 S. Front
Bloom widow, Wood above 8th
Bloomfield Mary, widow Marlborough near Beach
Blower E. silkdyer, 92 N. Third
Blower Robert, silkdyer 245 S. 3d
t i5lue Joshua, coachdriver Mary's alley
^lum Henry, weaver, 443 N. 3d
jBIume George, shoemaker 16 Pewterplater alley
[_see Blame
jBlumner Christian, baker 18 Mulberry
jBoake Israel, carter 494 S. 2d
Boale J. victualler cor. Germantown road and
Otter
Boara Conrad, brickmaker, Locust abov^ twelfth
Boate Horatio, printer 93 north Fifth
Boate Mrs. widow, 1 1 1 north Fifth
Bob John, brickmaker Cedar n. Gray's ferry road
Bob Peter, brickmaker cor. Filbert and Twelfth
Boccallin John, merchant 29 Filbert
Bockius Godfrey, currier 237 n. 3d
Bockius George, skindresser & parchment manu-
facturer Margaretta n. 2d [5pe BitcArws.
Bockius John, sea captain 320 sout|i Fi*^t, '
Bockius William, carpenter 24 CyJ)re'^s^t^ii«iy and
Locust below 8th
Boddy John, bookbinder 154 n. 5th
Bodctt 283 Sassafras
Bodett Anthony, moroccodresscr cor. Queen & 5tli
Bodin Louis, artist Catharine above 5th
Bodin William, ship watchman 28 Little Water
Boehm Daniel, cor. 6th and Poplar lane
Bogen John, carpenter Bedford st. (M.)
Boggs Francis, carter 468 Sassafras {See ^iggs
Boggs James, sea captain Front below Federal
Boggs Robert, labourer Cherry above 11th
t Boggs John, labourer Shippen near Seventh
Boggs S. shipwright Frankford road n. Queen
^oggs William & Co. merchants 22 1 High
Bogia Angelo, founder James st.
t Bogie Robert, waiter 46 soutli Eighth
Bohlen B. 8c J. merchants 67 and 69 south Fourth
Bohlcn J. merchant 118 Archk 67 S. Fourth
BOI BON
Boileau Isaac, teacher Frankford road n. Queen
Boizerd John L. mariner head of Bradford's alley
Boker Aaron^ merchant 12 south Second
Bolanger Catharine, widow 94 Catharine
Boleman Doctor Erick, Hamilton village
Boley Frederick, cooper Brewer's alley n. 4th
[See IBeivley
jBolin John, labourer Coates' court
-Solitho benjamin, brickmaker and grocer, High
n. Sch. 6th & Hamilton village
J5olland Martin, carver Vine n Sch.
i5oller Jacob, sugar refiner 2 1 New-market
^olte James, mariner Oak (n. l.) [See Boulte
iJolter J5enj. taylor Ann st. (Sch)
bolter Peter, hatter near 19 Schively's alley
Bolton Rachel, storekeeper 32 N. 2d
JBolton William, silverplater Bolton's court
jBomeis John, broker and interpreter of languages
63 Dock
jBond Benj. carter 449 north Front
JBond widow of George, 180 Spruce
Bond Thomas, cabinetmaker Hoffman's alley
iJond Jacob, saddle & harnessmaker 80 n. Second
t^ond ^^ob,, labourer 12 St. Mary
BoAfV'i^^uaB. gentleman 92 S. 8th
•Bond William, carter 18 ^udd
Bonefong John, oystercellar 261 High
Bones Samuel, baker 100 north 9th
Bonet Paul, segar maker 14 Pine
Bonneau Francis, gentleman 204 N. 6th
Bonnell widow of Charles, oakcooper 1 8 Vine
[see Bennel
Bonnell Wm. paper merchant 32 Chcsnut
Bonneuil Peter, winecooper 37 Pine
Bonnin George, accomptant 217 Spruce
Bonsall Isaac 8c John, conveyancers 3 Carpenter's
court, nenr the custom-house
i?onsall Edw. conveyancer cor. Spruce and Sixth
Bonsall John, conveyancer 227 Spruce
bonsall Isaac, conveyancer, &c. 21 Sansom
Bonsall Samuel, blacksmith Bird's alley
Bonter John, shoemaker 294 S. 3d
+3onus Henry, ragman Mary's alley
BOO BOS
i
Book Jacob, watchman Witman's alley
jffook John, carpenter 1 Sassafras alley
^ook John H. taylor 2^5 north Second-
Book Wm. carpenter 1 Sassafras alley ^
JBoon A. late innkeeper JBeach near Maiden
fBoon E. widow, washerwoman, 1 1 Hurst
Boon Garret, shipcarpenter 440 S. Front
Boone Jer. merchant 90 S wharves 8c 142 Pine
Boone Susannah, mantua-maker 2 Appletree alley
Boone Jcr. merchant 90 S. wharves and 142 Pine
Boorhecs Henry, tailor Hi^h n. Sch. 6th
Booth John, dealer 338 S. Front
Booth Wm. shoemaker Rose alley n. Coates
Booth Wm. gunsmith 88 S. 2d and 94 Crown
Booth Wm. coachmaker 115 ^rown
Boozer Adam, labourer 13th above Race
Boraff Henry, victualler Garden near Callowhill
Boraff Mrs. victualler Cherry near Thirteenth
Borbidge James, carpenter 24 -Sranch
Borden Francis, bricklayer 10 door bel. Chesnut'
jBorden Samuel, cabinetmaker N. W. cor Arch h
6th & 106 N. 6th
Bordley ISIatthias, gentleman Locust above 9th
Bordly Sarah, gentlewoman 7 Union
iBordick Geo. silversmith 9 Wagner's alley
Borger Peter, grocer cor. 1 1th and Locust
Borhck Jno. confectioner 73 south Third
^orie John Joseph, merchant 182 High
Borie and Laborde, merchants 182 High
Bornman John, victualler 158 St. John
-iSorrman Amos, shipwright 78 Catharine
Borton Abraham, taylor 41 Chesnut (^ce Barf 0:2.
Borton and Cooper, merchant taylors 4 1 Chesnut
Borton Mary, mantua-maker 109 \''inc
^^osbyshell Christian, storekeeper 120 N. 2d
Bosio Sccondo, tiivcrn keeper cfc. Cedar 144
Bosomon John, hairdresser 22 Old York
Boss Barbara, bruslifactory 9 north Front
Boss Frederick, grocer 35 north 5th
tBoss R. labourer Taper alley
Boss Michael, carter 17 Fitzwaltcr
Bossier Joseph, Joint alley
Bost Jacob, labourer Hudson's lane, above Pas-
syunk
Bo*>t Michael, ropcmaker cor. Passyunk Sc Queer*
BOS— BOW
Bostian Casper, labourer Christian near Fifth
\^See Bastian
Boston Henry, victualler ^39 south Sixth
Boswell George, tinplateworker 54 Brown
^oswell Samuel, printer 5 Sassafras alley
Boswell Wm, oysterman back 12 north Front
Bottle Henry, painter 8cc. Apple St
Bouchet Joseph, cutler 75 south Second
Bouchony Bordonet, prepares and sells Health and
Long Life Elixir, and Mahy*s Plaister Cloth,
148 S. 4th
Bougevir Peter J. F. sly^pwright 17 Charlotte
Boulenger A. G. baker 19 Lombard
Boulter ^enj. late carpenter Arch near new gaol
Boulton William, blacksmith 426 n. 3d
Boulu Mrs. gentlewoman, 227 Sassafras
[^see Beiuley
Bourne Stephen, carpenter 151 Walnut
Bousquet A. merchant 128 Pine
Boutteillier Michael Le, merchant 107 n. Front
Bouvier John £. umbrellamaker 196 south 2d
Bouvier John, printer -Sellavista High st. or
Washingtonwest of Schuylkill bridge
Bovard William, carpenter Walnut above 10th
Bovee James, sea captain 85 St. John
Bow6n Edith widow. Rose alley near Green st.
Bowen Elijah, taylor George above 10th
Bowen Ezekiel, carpenter back 1 2 1 Queen (S.)
Bowen Ezra, sea captain 41 n. 6th
Bowen Hannah, tayloress 9 Strawberry
t Bowen James, oysterman Spruce above 8th
Bowen John, sailraaker 28 Spruce
-Sowen John, cooper back 8 Elfrith's alley
t -Sowen Joseph, porter 1 2th below Walnut
Bowen Sarah, mantua maker and nurse 273 n. 2d
Bowen Thomas, labourer 144 n. Front
i ^owen William, coachman 41 Small
Bowene Thomas, smith /taker's alley
Bower Christian Sc John, bakers 225 south 5th
Bower George, carpenter 1 14Callowhill
Bower George, labourer Cedar near Sch. 8th
Bower John, engraver 31 n. 4th
Sowcv widow of Joseph, Queen n. Shackamaxon
-flower Rev. R. above the tir?>t guto Frankford road
BOW BOY
J?owcr Leonard, shoemaker back 135 Coates'
jBower Samuel, shipbuilder Penn
^ower widow, gentlewoman back 352 S. 2d
lowers Jacob, suj^arboiler 26 Julianna
j5owers widow of Jacob, shoemaker 455 n. 3d
Bowers Jesse, labourer Ann above 12th
t lowers John, dealer 221 south 2ri
Bowers Michael, surgeon barber 402 n. 3d
Bowers Philip, baker 249 south 3d
Bowers Philip, shoemaker iVIerritt's lane near 5tli
Bowers Philip, sea captain 59 south 1 1th
Bowers Rebecca, tayloress 1 1 3 German
Bowes Conrad, labourer fluttonwood above Cha-i.
Bowie Jane widow, 282 south 2d
Bowlby Edward, ironmonger 69 High
Bo-wles Andrew, labourer Sch. 8th near Vine
Bowles John, turner 98 Plum
Bowles Wm. block and pumpmaker 13 Swanson
Bowman Aaron, Windsor chairmaker 312 s. Front
Bowman Abraham, printer 19 Tammany
Bowman Charles, hog victualler 14 Budd
Bowman Casker, labourer Irish :ane near Cedar
Bowman John, labourer Merritt's lane near 5th
Bowman John, labourer Hickory lane
Bowman John, victualler corner George & 4th
Bowman Michael, combmaker 95 Green
Bowman William, sea captain back 380 south 2d
Bowman Zachariah, painter Sec. 207 Coatii*
Bowne Thomas, shipjoiner 33 Noble
Bownes Jas. tallow chandler Arch n. Sch. Front
t Bowser Jeremiah, oystcrman 229 n. 2d
Boyce Sarah widow, 1 2 Gray*s alley
*^Boyd widow of Alexander 145 south 11th
Boyd Hugh, grocer 4 Hopkins' court
Boyd Hugh, shopkeeper 257 St. Johns
t Boyd John, ropemaker Moyamensing n. Prime
Boyd John, engraver 64 s. 8th and s. w. corner
7th and Sansom
Boyd John, coachmaker shop 42 Columbia Ave-
nue, dwelling 145 S. Uth
Boyd Bartholemew, carter 142 Cherry
Boyd Parks, pewtcrer 89 north 2d
BOY BRA ^
%
Boyd Thos. weaver Germantown road above 3d
Boyd ThomasJ Leech's court
Boyd'Thomas G. carpenter Filbert below 1 Ith
Boyd William, china merchant 1 8 south Front
Boyd William, tallow chandler 121 n. 5th Sc above
Noble
Boyer^ , Carpenter Callowhill near Sch. 3d
Boyer H. washerwoman 184 Lombard
Boyer Henry, shipwright 22 Christian
Boyer Isaac, grocer 142 n 2d
Boyer Jacob, carpenter 127 Green
Boyer James, accomptant 4 Wood near 2d
Boyer J. G. merchant 1 65 Pine
Boyer Nathaniel, blacksmith 100 Locust
Boyer Valenpne, victualler 277 n. 8th
Boyle Charlers, shopkeeper 22 Spruce
Boyle Hugh, labourer Juniper above Locust
Boyle James, sandman 20 Spruce
Boyle James, labourer 34 and 48 Pa^syunk
Boyle John, sandman Mifflin's court
Boyie John, lab-iurer Pine near 12th
Boyle John, sea captain 145 north Front
Boyle IMary, tayloress 196 n. Water
floyie Michael, sandman Farmer's row
Boyle widow of Niel, stevadore 158 south Water
Boyle Niel, sandman Mifflin's court
Boyle Patrick, accomptant 4 Chesnut
Boyle Patrick, guager 370 High near 12th
Boyle Patrick, labourer Juniper near Arch
Boyle Thomas, jun. wheelwright Juniper n. Arch
Boyle William, grocer 200 south Water
Boys Samuel, late stavemerchant 17 Browne ^
Boyter widow of Daniel 159 St. John ''""^
Boze Sarah widow, Marlborough near Bedford
Boze William, grocer, 148 Lombard
Bozorth Andrew, shoestore 360 and 379 High
JBazorlh William, carpenter 122 Filbert
Brackin Henry, printer, 9 Cresson's alley
B/ackney Mrs. of William, tanner Lilly alley
jBraden Arthur, 18Passyunk (see Bryden
Brades Peter, innkeeper 193 n, 2d
Bradey Aiin widow, back 67 n. 10th (see '^radu
BRA
Bradey Lawrence, grocer 166 n. Water
Bradfield Benjamin, carpenter 23 Small
Bradford & Inskeep, stationers, Sec 4 south 3d
Bradford Samuel F. bookseller, &c. 151 Walnut
(Sansom's row)
Bardford Thomas & William, booksellers and
printers 8 south Front '^.
Bradford Thos, junr. attorney at law 46 s. 6th
Bradford Thomas, printer and editor of the True
American 8 south Front
Bradford Thomas, mariner 154 n. Water
Bradford William, pp'inter and bookseller 204
Mulberry
Bradford William, merchant taylor 63 south 3d
and 23 Carters alley
Bradley James, cordwainer 101 Queen (S.)
Bradley James, grocer 200 Pine
Bradley J. ironmonger and fancy goods store 78
High
Bradley Mrs. of William, Callowhill near 8th
Bradley Thos. grazier n. Blue Ball Passyunk
-Bradley widow of Thomas, bricklayer 213 Cedar
Bradley Thomas, smith 29 Prune
Bradley Thomas H. taylor 100 Union
Bradley William,. taylor back 239 south 2d
Bradley William, cordwainer 74 south P'ront
Bradshaw Sarah, tavernkceper 28 Carter's alley
Bradshaw Thomas, mariner 53 Queen (S.) .
Brady Alexander, cai*penter back 120 N 11th
Brady Charles, grocer 9 south 4th
Brady Bartholomew, shopkeeper corner 4th and
Union \_.^-ee Bradey Bready Brodie
Brady Charles, 141 south 6th
Brady Christoplicr M. shoemaker 132 Plum
Brady David, coachmaker back 390 Sassafras
Brady James, morocco manufacturer 77 south 5th
Brady widow of John, fisherman Jones' alley (n.l.)
Brady John, teacher 83 south 3d
Brady John, labourer 40 Coatcs*
Brady widow of Peter, corner Walnut and 5th
Brady Robert, sea captain 518 souih Front
Brady Surah widow, 283 south 4th
BltA.
Braeutigam Daniel, ironmonger, Sec. 194 N 2d
Braemigam Daniel, jun. saddler 24 High
Brager Charlotte widow 161 Green
Brailsford Thomas, shoemaker 97 Budd
Braley John, accomptant Pearson's court
Bramin Benjamin, labourer 59 Prime
Brambel Charles, V".icksmith 164 south 5th
Bramble Asa, stevedore 460 N 2d
Brame Henry, painter, Sec. 284 Race
Branagan Thomas, publisher 169 Coats
Brand Martha, doctress 1 3 north 6th
Brandt Aime Sc Charles, watchmakers, ficc. 129 n.
2d. Csee Bryant and Bran^
Brandt Christian, grocer and tinman 90 n. 11th
Brandt Frederick A. merchant 97 Walnut
Brandt John, carpenter 51 Coats
Brandt Wm. carter Spruce near Sch. 6th
Brainthwait Sarah, widow 13 Springet alley
Brannan Jane, washerwoman 12th below Chesnut
Brannen Edward, umbrella maker 194 south 2d
Branner George, dairyman 176 Vine
Brannen Elizabeth, storekeeper 55 High
Branson H. carpenter Buttonwood north 6th
('see JBronson
Branson John, sailmaker 385 s. Front
Brant John, mariner 118 n. Water, fsee Brandt
-Srantingham George, shoestore 226 Market and
30 North alley
' J5ransbey Casper, cedar cooper 4 Knight's court
-Srasier Amable, watclimaker and jeweller 12 s. 3d
iirasington Isaac, carter 438 north Front
^rasington Thpmas, shoemaker 438 n. Front
iSraslon Cornelius, drayman 24 ^read
i9ravard widow of Eben. storekeeper 2^9 south 2d
^ray Ann, mantuamaker 31 Pewterplatter alley
^ray Elkinah, sea captain 362 south 2d
Bray George, ostler 9 Sugar alley
t Bray Henry, silver smith Lombard north 12th
Bray John? jun. wholesale and retail dry good store-
keeper 1 87 north 3d
Bray John, comedian 135 south loth
Bray John, painter, &;c. 54 Crown
BRA BRI.
Bray widow, seamstress back 74 south 5th
Bray widow of Joseph, 185 south Front
Brazier John, >vhitesmith 171 Green (see "Russic/
Bready C. L. coachmaker 126 and 132 south 5th
Breamer Lewis, labourer 386 north 3d
Brearley James, clock and watchmaker IlS-j-n.
3d and old York above mill dam
Breece Henry, grocer 391 n. 4th corner Coates.
Breece Charles, Green's court (see^ricc
Brega Mary, widow Current alley near Spruce
Brega Rosella, gentlewoman Current alley neat
Spruce
Breidenhart George, upholsterer 117s. Front
Breintnall D. ladies' shoemaker 13 south 7th
Brointnall Samuel, brewer 13 south 7th
Breintnall Thomas, attorney at law, 1 13 north 5th
5reish J. skindresser 249 Vine
Bremega Frederick, founder, James st.
Breneise Valentine, cryer Cauffman's court
Brent Hannah, shopkeeper 25 Walnut
^rentzeghofer F. coachmakerFrankford road above
Queen
Breschard John, equestrian rider, 85 south Uth
Breslin John, labourer 1 1th below Locust
BrethoffKenry, sea captain 21 Vernon
Bretz Jacob, merchant 34 north 3d (see BrUz
Breuil Francis, merchant corner of Pine and 2d
Brewin Mary, widow 7 Knight's court
Brewer George, accomptant 226 north -rront
Brewer Isaac, clock Sc watchmaker Friends' alms-
house
Brewton Daniel, sea captain 425 south Front
Briard John, sea captain 6 Cypress alley
Brie- John, sea captain 389 n. 2d. (see Breece
Brick John, currier 29 Chesnut
Bricker Jacob, carpet weaver 473 N. 3d
Brickman George, baker 44 Race
Bridge John, labourer 23 Liitic Water
Bridges Colepepper, merchant 259 s. Front
Briuges James, teacher 235 Lombard
Biidges Mrs. 259 south Front
Bridport George, ornamental painter 3.83 High
BRI.
^ridport S. widow Portland lane
Bridson George WAobacco pipe maker 476 n. 2d
Brien P. sea captain 41 German (see Bryan
Briesach George, drayman James st.
Brifold Philip, drayman 32 Browne
Briggs Ethan, ship smith 78 Budd
Briggs Elizabeth, widow 55 Tammany
Briggs widow of Francis, shipwright 403 n. Front
Briggs John, hairdresser 30 Sugar alley
Briggs Ralph, carter Rose
Bright Edward, labourer 56 Plum
Bright Mary, widow makes Moulder*s salve, 4T
Lombard
Bright Mary, widow tavernkeeper 28 Spruce
Brindle James, grocer 4th corner Poplar
Brindle Wm. painter, Stc. 13th above Cherry
Briney D. founder James st.
Bringhurst George, coachmaker 23 north 5th
Bi'inghurst Jesse, coachmaker 28 Julianna
Bringhurst Joseph, clock and watchmaker 315 n.
Front and 31 Noble
Bringhurst Susan, milliner 18 north Front
Brinton John H. attorney at law 217 Arch
Brintzin^'hoffer George, wheelwright 158 Vine
Briol Gabriel, merchant 54 Lombard
Brislin Jeremiah, taylor 6 Shippen
Bristoll Mary, storekeeper 359 north 2d
Bristoll Hannah, 403 N. 2d
Britt Rev. Adam, corner 6th and Spruce
Brittin Jacob, silversmith 46 N. 2d
Brittin Joseph, tavernkeeper 82 N. Front
Britton Eliza, widow fortune teller 139 Shippen
Britton Isaac, nailer 20 Shippen
Britton James S. 203 iiorth Water
Britton John, gentleman ■;J59 north Front
Britton John, jun. 149 N. Water — ^d welling Man-
tua village
Britton Mrs. Sarah, gentlewoman 219 Spruce
Britton Thomas, smith 2d above Ger. road
Britton William, lumberyard 207 N. Water, dwel-
ling 84 Caljowhill
Britz Adam, grocer 441 N. Front (see Bretz
BRO
Broadfoot Mary» teacher 85 south Front ^
Broadie C. storekeeper 282 south Front
Brobert William, 375 Arch
Brobson Mrs. seamstress, 24 Cypress alley
Brobst Ann, widow Germantown road below 2d
Brobston Joseph, grocer 173 south 5th
Broca Francis, merchant 106 Gaskill
Brocklehiirst Robert, blacksmith Scott's alley
Brode M. tanner north 3d near George
Brodiiead Daniel, accomptant north Broad and 21
Strawberry
Bi'odie Andrew, grocer s e. corner Coats' & 2d
Brogen Patrick, gardener Federal near Front
Brognard John, proprietor of Expedition line New
York, Bickley's wharf ,
Brognard Joseph, merchant' 67 High
Bronger Wm. dairyman 170 Cherry
Bronson, E. publisher of the United States' Ga-
zette, office back 41 Walnut* dwelling 5
Franklin row '9th below Walnut [_seeBran8on
Brooke Boyer,jun. flaxseed merch^t 109 N Wa-
ter and Brooke court
Brooke Boyer, gentleman Brooke court
i?rooke Caleb, blacksmith 353 N 3d & 88 Callow-
hill
Brooke John, blacksmith 412 N 3d
Brooke R. & B. jun. iron merchants 109 nortli
Water
Brooke Rees, iron merchant 128 N Front
-Orooke Robert, surveyor 324 N 3d
Brooke Wm. J. blacksmith High west of P. bridge
Brookbousc John, rigger 255 St. John
Brooker Christopher, shoemaker back 290 N 8th
Brookfield William, teacher 10th below High —
Marcoc's court
Brookover John, carter Oak below Noble
Brooks Catharine, i~ 7th near Walnut
Brooks David, carter Hickory lane
Brooks George, 1 6 Strawberry
Brooks Isaac, brickmakfcr Broad near Vine
Bi-ooks James, blacksmith 407 N 4th
Brooks J. cooper 83 S Water & 5 Norris's alley
Brooks John, accomptant 9 Pfieffer's alley
Brooks Lewis, smith 20 North alley
Brooks Mrs. of John, 2 Callowhill
Brooks Samuel, merchant 7 south Wharves and
161 Walnut (Sansom's row
Brooks William, p^rocer corner Juniper & Walnut
Brooks widow of Wm. planemaker 25 Xeys's alley
Broom Christopher, grocer 102 i?uckl
Broom Thomas, shoemaker {IS Ceclar
Broom Thomas, cooper 42 Penn and 23 Swanson
Broom Leonard P. surgeon and dentistllS Cedar
Broom William, carpenter 6 Carter's alley
B roomer Thomas, labourer 61 Passyunk
Broomall William, shoemaker back 372 n Front
Brossie John, coachman 32 Appletree alley
Broslasky Henry L. grocer 124 S. 6th
Bross Garrett, shoemaker Emlen's alley
Brotherton Eliza, seamstress 23 Ann (n. l.)
Brotherton Hugh, shoemaker 330 S. Front
Brotherton John, shoemaker Jones st.
Brotherton R. back 392 N. Front
B rowers Mrs. of Jacob, Rose alley above Coates'
Brown Abner, mariner 58 Passyunk \^see Broivne
t Brown Abraham, v/aiter Bedford [M] N. 7th
Brown Andrew, teacher 51 S. Fifth
Brown Ann, widow 276 S. 5th
Brown Armit, merchant 192 Pine
Brown Beneville D. hardware merchant 167 N. 2d
Brown benjamin, cordwainer 56 Passyunk
t Brown Benjamin, coachdriver 66 N. Front
Brown Benjamin, mariner back 346 N. 2d
Brown Benjamin, labourer Germantown r'd. n. 2d
^rown widow of Charles B. merchant 74 S. 11 th
jBrown Charles, bitmaker 6th n. Germantown r'd.
t ^rown Charles, labourer Davison's alley
jSrown Christian, tavernkeeper, Spruce n. ^road
Thrown Cornelius, tavernkeeper 135 N. Water
jBrown David, bookseller 32 1 N. 2d
t ^rown David, labourer Little Oak
J5rown Elenor, washerwoman Fayette st.^
wBrown Elizabeth, seamstress 9 Sassafras alley
Brown Elizabeth, shopkeeper 35 Prime
Browne Elizabeth, widow 97 Browne
Brown Elizabeth, shopkeeper 25 Callowhill
Brown Ephraim, cordwaincr Christian above 3d
Brown Ezra, cordwainer 461 N. 2d
Brown Francis, taylor 435 High
Brown George, mariner 28 Mead alley
Brown, widow of George tobacconist 261 S. 2d
Brown George, tavernkeeper 479 High
Brown widow of George T. blacksmith 127 Cal-
lowhill
Brown Hannah, widow 19 Tammany
Brown Hanse, scacaptain Hannover near Bedford
BroAvn Henry, shoemaker 484 N. 3d
Brown Henry, whitesmith 452 Sassafras
Brown Hugh, nailor 2 Sugar alley
Brown Jacob, iron-store 161 and 167 N. 2d
Brown Jacob, shoemaker 481 N. 3d
Brown Jacob, carter 139 Shippen
Brown Jacob, whitesmith 143 S. 10th ^
Brown James, tobacconist 22 Kunckle
Brown James, mariner 57 Mead alley
Brown James, skindresser cor. 2d Ec Germtn. r'd.
Brown James, mariner back 142 Spruce
t Brown James, caulker back 459 S. 2d.
t Brown Jeffrey, woodsawyer 135 German
B^'own Jeremiah, mariner 23 Duke (n. l.)
t Brown Jesse, stablekeeper Currant alley near
Spruce
t Brown Jesse, carpenter 185 S. 4th
Brown John, shoemaker near 6 South alley
Brown John, merchant 216 Chesnut
Brown John, caulker 36 Plum
Brown John, cabinetmaker Rose alley nr. Browne
Brown John, labourer corner Sassasras &: 1 1th
Brown John, labourer Prince near Crown
^rown John, gentleman Arch near i?road
^rer\vn John, labourer 125 S. Uth
Blown William, ladies shoemaker 140 Lombard
jBrown John, accomptant 143 High
BRO BUG
Brown John, silverplater 22 S. 3d
Brown John, taylor Ann st. (V.)
Brown John, mariiner 25 Coomb's alley
Brown John, labourer 125 S- 1 Uh & Grissel's alley
Brown John, rigger 248 N. Front
Brown John, carter corner Shippen and Crab
Brown John H. merchant 152 S. 3d and 67 Union
Brown John, labourer corner 1 1th and Sassafras
Brown John H. and Wm. merchants 67 Union
Brown John H. grocer. Bank st.
Brown John M. rigger, 248 N. Front
t Brown John, porter 12 Elizabeth
t Brown John,' oysterman, 193 Shippen
t Brown John, labourer Bonsall st.
Brown Joseph, rigger Oak near -flrown
Brown Joseph; copperplate printer 80 Union
Brown Joseph, mariner 304 S. 2d
-firown Joseph, grocer cor. Lombard cj" 6th
Brown Lawrence £c Stephen, hatters and straw hat
manufacturers 70 S. 2d
Brown Lewis R. merchant 24 N. 8th
t Brown Lunar, sweep 1 47 -Browne
•t Brown Lunar, jun. porter 145 Browne
Browne Margaret, nurse 2 Appletree alley
Brown Margaret, boarding house 30 N. 3d
Brown Manin, master rigger 10 Noble
Brown Mary, boarding house 316 High
Brown Mary, widow 29 1 S. 5th
Brown Mary, mantua-maker 153 Locust
Brown Mary widow, of John, back 372 N. Front
Brown Mary widow, 82 N. 7th
BroAvn Mattliew, late carpenter 230 St. John
Brown Matthew, labourer 134 Cedar
Brown Matthew, 63 Christian
Brown Michael, sea captain 2 Pfieffcr*s allev
Brown Michael rigger 8 Margaretta
Brown Mrs. of James, Rose alley (C)
Brown Mrs, of John, mariner 80 Pcnn
Brown Natiianiel, labourer 236 N. Front
Brown Noble labourer Clymcr's alley
Brown Paul, storekeeper 1 1 north Front
Brown Paul S. china merchant 42 south Second
Brown Philip, surgeon's instrume«it makers Hev-
des' court
BUO BRO
/?rown Robert, carpenter 1 JS S I ith
t ^rown Robert, white washer Pine near iOtl.
jBrown Samuel, punipmakcr 7th below Shippeu
Brown Samuel, tea ware-house 8cc. 73 Chesnut
t Brown Samuel, porter Bradford's alley-
Brown Sarah, innkeeper 211 Mulberry
Brown Susan, boarding house 72 south 6th
Brown Thomas, carpenter 53 Tammany
Brown Thomas, 17 Swanson
Brown Thomas, plaistercr -Slackberry alley near
Walnut
JQ'rown Thomas, storekeeper 2 S. 3d
lirown Thomas, grocer cor. Ninth and Locust
tB rown Thomas, oysterman, 78 High '
,- Brown Thomas, oysterman lOO N. 4Lh
Brown widow of William, biscuit baker 1 1 Vine
Brown widow of Benjamin W. 250 N. 2d
Brown widow. Wood near Duke
Brown William, printer 23 Church^llcy dwelling
41 Cherry
Brown William, rectifying distiller 172 Cedar
Brown William, merchant 67 Union & 152 S. 3d
Brov/n William, tanner and currier ^Z S. 3d
Brown William, weaver. Weaver's alley
Brown Williaixi, mariner 63 Christian
Brown William, fur cutter &c. 178 Race
Brown William, blacksmith 21 and 29 Green
Brown Wm. ropcmaker 2d below Federal
Brown William P. commission merchant 2/0 Higli
JJrp^vn Wm. ladies shoemaker 140 Lombard
Bi'own William, carpenter Mint court
f Brown Wm. carpenter George near Juniper lane
Browne Aquila A. conveyancer and accountant 16
Swanwick and 15 Browne
Browne Jesse, silversmith 47 Lombard
Browne John, gentleman 376 north Front
Browne John, labourer cor. Mulberry k Sch. 2d
Browne John C. ship smith and lumber mer. oSi>
8c 331 N. Front dwelling Beach above Hanover
Browne Jolm P. baker. Queen near Chcriy
Browne Libei'ty, silveremith k collector of taxes
119 Chcsmit
BRO BUG
Browne Peter A. attorney at law Sc conv'eyancei'
16 Swanwick, dwelling 64 s. 6th
Browne Peter, mate Hanover
Brovviier Nicholas, manner 96 Ceder
Browner Mr. of Nicholas, 96 Cedar
Brownneil Gardner, grocer, 256 s. 4th cor. Ship.
Bruce Ann, storekeeper, 13 1-2 s. 2d
Bruce William, cabinet maker, 165 n. Front
Brugiere Charles, merchant 6 N. 4th & 159 High
Brugiere Chs. £c A.Teisseire, merchants 159 High
Brum John, hatter 196 St. John
Brum t, labourer back 216 N. Front
Brummeli Samuel, carter Taper alley-^
Bruner Adam Sc Son, skindressers and parchment
makers 1 1 Margaretta
Bruner John Adam, skin dresser 313 N. 2d
Bruner William, skin dresser 118 St. John
Bruny Mathew, oysterman 118 High
Bruorton Mrs. of George, sch. Front 11. Walnut
Bruorty John, hatter 5 Hinckle's court
Brusstar widow of Henry, J5each n. Penn
Brusstar Samtiel, shipbuilder i?each n. Penn
Bruton Patrick, labourer 137 Locust (sec Broivt07t
Br>Mn Guy, merchant 223 Mulberry & 223 High
Bryan Jesse, taylor 27 Ann (N. L.) {ace Benir
Bryan Samuel, register for the probate of wills and
granting letters of administradon 66 S. 1 1th
Bryan Sarah, washerwoman Kugler's court
Biyan cT" Schlatter, merchants 223 High
jBryan Mrs. of Wm. turner 217 south Sixth
Bryan widow of John, 197 S. 7th
Bryan William, labourer 39 Prime
Bryant iJenjarnin F. druggist iJfc.. 300 N. 2d cor-
Noble
Bryant George PI. apothecary ^ drug. 408 N. 3d
Bryant John Y. chemist, is'c. n. w. corner Pine is*
Second {see Brandt
Bryant MordccaiY. drug and paint store 241 N.2d
Bryant Thomas, druggist, e^c. 300 N. 2d
Bryant T. J. apothecary and drugg. 33 Coats
jBryant William, cabhiet maker 56 n. 3d
Bu'ch^jiJin Alxr. shoemaker inroad near Vino
BUG -BUL
Buchanan Alcxr. shoemaker corner Locust b* 15th
Buchanan Andrew, paperstainer Juniper near Vme
Buchanan L. widow 18 prune
Buchanan John, labourer Cedar n^ar sch. 7th
BuchhaltcrG. F. baker 32 Perm
Buck C. N. merchant 204 south Front
Buck Frederick, cooper 188 n 2d
Buck , smith 19 Cherry
Buck George, cedarcooper 188 n 2d
Buck H. smith 27 Passyunk
Buck Julia, It Brewer's alley
Buck widow of Da} ton 326 s 2d
t Buck S. washerwoman Cedar above 1 0th
Buck William, labourer back 155 Coats
t Buck Wilcher, porter, 244 s 7th
Bucke Thomas, cordwainer 81 4th below Union
Buckini^ham John, messenger to health office 418
south Second cor. Christian
Buckish Nicholas, grocer 84 n 1 1th -
Buckius John, victualler n. 1st gate Frankford road
Buckius Samuel, currier back 131 n 3rd
{see ^ockus
Buckley Adam, cedarcooper 258 St. John
^uckley Isaac, mealstore 389 1-2 {see 'Bickley
Buckley John, innkeeper 25 South alley
i?ucklcy Wm. merchant 87 south Third
Buckman i5enjamin, hatter 62 Germ.an
Bucknall jBenjamin, japanner, 176 Lombard
Bucknall James, japanner 176 Lombard
Bucknell S- lapidary 2 Carters alley
Z'ucknall iP" Son, japanners Harmony st-
Budd Henry, printer back 142 s 4th
Budd Samuel W. 32 Moravian alley
Budd Thos W, cabinetmaker Sansoms alley
Buffington Catharine, boardinghouse 18 Dock
Buglass Mary, book binder 12 Combs' alley
Bugnot Claude, hatter 212 south 2d
Bvijac J. L- merchant 130 Pine
Bulfinch Mrs leyer out of the dead 26 Columbia
Bulfinch Samuel, late sea captain 26 Col avenue
Bulfinch William, printer 26 Coiumbda avenue
Bull John, carter Charles
^ BUL BUR~
Bwlard Justice, cordwainer Sheaff's alley
Buller widow 89 Sassafras
Bullock Joseph, treasurer to the the Germantown
and Perkiomen turnpike 212 Walnut
Bullock Joseph, jun m d. 212 Walnut
Bumbach Martin, blacksmith cor- Third and Green
Bumm Conrad, Locust above 12th
Bumm George, carter Lombard near Broad
Bumm John, carpenter Marlborough n. Bedford
Bunce Capt. Jared, grocer Front above Coats
t Buncurn Charles, coachman 227 south 5th
Bunker Nathan, merchant 19 south Water
Bunn Revil, ladies shoemaker 64 Penn
Bunting C harles S. p,ccomptant 98 ^udd
Bunting Isaac, teacher 1 Ann [N L] Sc 258 N 3d
Bunting John, carpenter 172 south 6th
Bunting Jonathan, merchant 32 south 3d
Bunting Joseph, accomptant71 south 3d
Buntin* Josiah, lumber merchant 113 Chesnut
jBunting N. whitesmith 395 south 2d
Bunting P. S. grocer 93 and 95 N 2d
Bunting Pi^trick, mariner Steinmetz' court
Buntings "Sc Watson, lumberyard corner 8th and
Pine and 109 Swanson
Bunting widow of William, 4th below Christian
Bunting William, carter 56 New Market
Burch Rev. James, 146 N 8th \^see Birch
Burckhardt Henry, baker 70 Vine [see Burkhart-
Burkhard Samuel, tobacconist 148 Spruce
Burckle Christian J. merchant 27 Race
Burd Edward, gentleman 247 Chesnut
Burd Edward S. counsellor at law 276 Chesnut
Burd Jacob, oysterman 1 1 Chesnut "^
Burd S. W. 71 N Front [see Bird and Baird
Burden widow of George 529 south Front
Burden Henry R. chairmaker ^ 2 south 5th dwel-
ling China street
Burden Joseph, Windsor and fancy chairmaker 95
and 97 south 3d N E corner York street
Burlin Mathew, trader 13 York court
Burliu William, shipwright Marlborough near
Prince
BUR
V Burdick Lewis, painter U2 N 7th
Burgan Mrs. of John, 306 N 2d
Bur^e John, Confectioner 86 Chesnut
Burger G. C. grocer 1 1 6 Callowhill [^see Bergn
l^urger Jacob, mariner 415 south Front
Burger John, sea captain 98 Catharine
Burgess M. &; H. storekeepers 134 High
Burgess Mary widow 319 south 3d
Bergess Robert, grocer High west of ^road
Burgin Joshua, tobacco pipe manufacturer 79 Pas-
syunk
Burguet Henry, carter Raspberry alley
Burk Sc Cummings, cornfactors and grocers 92
south Wharves
Burck Elizabeth widow 23 Pewterplatter alley
gurk Henry, taylor 2 Sassafras alley
Burk John, carpenter 5 Fitzwalter
Burke John, labourer Cresson's court
Burk Joseph, porter 5 Little Pine
Burk Joseph, labourer 315 Callowhill
Burk Peter, saddler 117 Callowhill
Burk Mrs. of Thomas, 361 N 3d
Burkart Frederick, constable 178 Sassafras
Burke Abraham, carpenter 415 N Front
Burke Henry, porter 139 N Front ,
Burke Jane, grocer corner Walnut and Water
Burke Mary D. mantuamakcr 2 Appletree alley
Burke Sarah widow, 4th'above -Browne
Burke Thomas, merchant 35 N 8th
Burk Thomas, cornchandler and grocer 97 south
• 4th near Pine
Burke Thomas, storekeeper 14 south 2d fie Frank-
lin court
Burket widow, 442 N 3d
Burkhard widow of A. tavcrnkeeper 71 south
Wharves [^see Birckhcad
Burkhard widow of Jacob, Rose alley (N L)
Burkhart Eliz. washerwoman 69 Lombrrd
Burkhart Rob't 8c Reter hairdressers 57 N Wa-
ter (^sce Burck/mrdt
Burkheimer , mariner 148 St. John
Burkinshaw Robert, bellhangcr 160 south Front
Bunin Matthew, trader 13 York court
Buriock .\\ illiam, Branner's alley
E 2
BUR
Burkloe widow of Jacob, 82 Green
Burkloe Samuel' watchman 13 Shippen
Burely Joshua, carter back 393 N Front
Burman John, victualler 197 Callowhill
Burman widow of Richard, 12 Callowhill
Burn Elenor, storekeeper corner 2d and Spruce
Burn Joseph, sto?"ekeeper 244 N Front
\^see Byrne
Burn Samuel, shipwright Queen near Frankf.road
Burnham Abraham, South wark academy
Burns A. bookbinder Cresson's alley
-Sums Anthony, labourer 5all alley
Burns Edward, labourer 484 N 5d
Burns Eliza, seamstress Geo7'ge near 1 1th
Burns Elizabeth, widow back 39 1 N 2d
Burns George, labourer 171 Coats
Burns George, flour merchant 278 High
Burns Hannah, teacher 13 Willing's alley
Burns Jacob, sea captain 7 Pfeiffer's alley
Burns James, gunsmith 136 Lombard
Bu7'ns James, druggist. Sec. 42 south Front
Burns James, labourer 2 Oak (S.)
^urns J. gunmaker 1 36 Lombard
Burns Jno. cordwainer 1 3 1 south 9th cor. Locust
Burns John, mariner Sarah street
Burns Nicholas, grocer corner Sansom and 7th
Burns Mary widow, back 25 1 Race
Burns Mrs. of Peter, 106 N llth
Buans Peter, labourer Clymer*s alley
Burns William, labourer Lombard aoove llth
Burr Jos. painter and glazier 249 south 7th
Burr Isaiah, currier 225 Lombard
Burr Rachel, tayloress 32 New Market
Burr Rebecca, widow 37 Vine
Burrill Tiiompson, shoestore S E cor High & 4th
Burrough Archibald, taylor 100 Budd
-burroughs John E. broker 44 Gaskill
-Burroughs Ann widow, 44 Gaskill
Burrows Elizabeth, boardinghouse 264 High
Burrows Jacob, plumber back 121 N Water and
177 N Front
Burrows Jesse, carpenter 280 High
Burrows John, accomptant 4 1 5 N Front
BUR BUT
Burrows John, cutler corner Fitzwalter and 6th
Burrows widow of John, 15 Keys' alley
Burrows Lydia, 145 south 3d
•f Burrows Peter, woodsawyer 20 Small
Burson John, 171 south 3d
Burt barney, labourer 308 Callowhill
Burt Nathaniel, storekeeper n. e. cor. High £<; 2d
Burtis Ann, boarding house 1 1 6 N Water
t Burton Bristor, woodsawyer Mary's alley
t Burton Henr>', waiter 7th below Shippen ^
Burton John, tavernkeeper corner Arch and Jum-
per (see Barton
t Burton Milford, stablekeeper 3 Bread street
Burton Margaret, 2 Stamper's alley
t Burton Robert, coachdriver Shippen near 7th
t Burton S. dealer 233 south 2d
Burton , Sch. 7th near Vine
Burton widow of Wm. 1 1 1 N 5th
t Burton Simon, dealer 78 Cedar
Burwell Mrs. of Benjamin E. 12 Small
Burwell Stephen, constable 7 Small
Burwick Richard, baker 63 Coates
Busch Andrew, shoemaker 105 N 3d
Buscher Moses, sea captain Front below ^edefa!
Busch Fred'k, shipjoiner Prime near Front
Bush Barnet, shoemaker 4th below Christian
Bush Hannah, widow Rose alley near Coals
Bush Lewis, 125 Sassafras
Bushnell Andrew, combmaker 292 Arch
Bussier B. starchfactory 349 Callowhill
\^'See Bois'ier
Bussier Daniel, justice of the peace 260 S 4th
Bussier Judith, starchfactory Christian above 7th
Bussy Charles, baker Grissel's alley
t Busstitt David, ulaisterer 389 N oiX
Butaud Isaac, engraver 9 south 3d
Butcher Amos W. grocer 15 Sassafras
Butcher Job 5c Amos W. grocers 49 N Water
Butcher Martha, seamstress Biddle's alley
Butcher Martha, widow Noble above 2d
Butcher Samuel, cordwainer 86 N 4th
Butland John, lace and fringe weaver 137 Cherry
Butler Charles, woodsawyer 228 Shippen
t Butler David, waiter 224 Shippen
BUT BYR
Sutler Eve, washerwoman 1 1th below Spruce
t Butler Henry, carter Elizabeth st.
Butler Jacob, labourer 31 Sassafras alley
Butler James, sea captam 32 Elizabeth
Butler James, labourer Vine near Sch. 8th
Butler James, accomptant back 104 N 2d
Butler John, planemaker 1 1 1 N 3d and Quarry st»
Butler Mrs. milliner 70 N 5th
Butler Pierce, flour and feedstore, 430 N Front
Butler Pierce, n. w. corner of 8th and Chesnut
Butler widow of Richard, Frankford road near
Queen
t Sutler Richard, labourer Shippen above 7th
Butler Richard, baker back 64 Shippen
Butler Samuel, taylor 42 N 4th above Arch
Butler Samuel G. painter, &c 136 south 9th
Butler Sarah, nurse Frankford road near Queen
Butler Susannah, widow Duncan's court
Butler Thomas, late baker Carpenter (s) below 5th
-Butler William, labourer 136 south 9th
Butterworth John, tinplateworker 357 N 3 d
Butterworth Sarah, boardinghouse 78 south 11th
Button Eliza, 171 N 2d
Buzby Benj. C. stationer, &c. 2 n. 3d Sc 140 Rape
Buzby John, cornchandler 166 Cherry
Buzby John, flour and feedstore 166 Cherry
Byard Christopher, shoemaker back 372 N Front .
Byerly Andrew, merchant Spruce st. wharf
jByerly Christopher, late oakcooper 9 Sansom
Byerly Detrick, grocer Queen near Marlborough
Byerly George, labourer Marlborough n. Beach
Byers George, labourer back 446 Sassafras
Byers Samuel, carpenter 52 south 10th
-Oyrne Gerrald, grocer s. e. cor. Water & Chesnut
Byrne John, hairdresser 249 soyth Front
Byrne Mrs. boardinghosue 100 n. 3d (sec Burns
Byrne Patrick, bookseller and stationer n. e. cor-
ner Chesnut and 5th
Byrnti Patrick J. merchant 32 j; N 3d
Byrne Redmond & son, grocers 37 south Water,
south-east corner Chcsiiut
Byrnes John, grocer corner 2d and Queen
byh — CAL
^yrns Lawrence, labourer 4th near George
^yron Joshua, gentleman 249 N Front (see Bior^n
iSy^eld Frederick, currier 23 Pewterplatter alley
-Bysher Jacob, labourer 143 St. John
Bywater Wm. shoemaker Lee'^ court
Cabel Thomas, shoemaker 313 S. 3d
Cadet Lyon, shopkeeper 239 N. 2d
Cadey widow, seamstress 46 S. oth
Cadwalader Thomas, attorney at law 266Cnesnut
office George near 10th
Cahall John, carter Laetitia court
Cahill David, carter 4 Hartung's alley (see Cohill
Cahun John, accomptant Torr's court
Cain Captain Alexander, merchant, 211 S. Front
Cain John, mariner Federal above 2d \_see Kean
t Cain Hannah, washerwoman, 234 Cedar
Caines Hester seamstress Church alley
Cairou J. B. French teacher 13 ElizabetJi
Cake Ann, widow 230 S. .4th
Cake Joseph, hatter 110 N. 2d
Cake Matthias grocer corner Poplar and Chai*
lotte
Caldcleugh Robert A. 236 Spruce and corner
Chesnut and 3d
Caldcleugh and Thomas, stationers, manufacturers
of paper hangings and playing cards, n. e.
corner Chesnut and Third
Calderwood Andrew, watchmaker, &c. Sec. near
the first gate on Germantown road
Calderwood William, gunsmith Germantown v*d
near first gate
Caldovy William, shoemaker 239 St John
Caldwell Charles, m. d. 211 S 2d
Caldwell David, clerk of the circuit and district
courts 180 Chesnut
t Caldwell Dublin, labourer. Prospect alley
Caldwell Elizabeth, widow, Brown n. Front
Caldwell Elizabeth, washerwoman, 113 Shipper.
CAL CAM
Caldwell James, accoraptant 237 s. 4th
Caldwell James, (blind man) 35 Strawberry
t Caldwell James, labourer 161 Brown
Caldwell John, ladies shoemaker 160 s. Front
Caldwell Jonathan, printer Currant aHey
Caldwell Martha, gentlewoman 85 Locust
Cakkweli Noble, labourer 3d above George
Caldwell P. boardinghouse 1 1 Strawberry
t Caldwell Philip, waiter, 7 Prune
t Caldwell Richard, mastersweep 84 Union
Caldwell Samuel W- attorney at law 86 Locust
Cakhvell Timothy, brick maker 214 Race
\ Caldwell Thomas, sea captain 17 Christian"
Caldwell Wm. taylor back 135 Plum
Caldwell Wm. labourer Alban St.
Caldwell William, mariner 60 Queen (S.)
Calely Andrew, Pine n. 12th
Call John, harnessmaker S3 Mary (S )
Call Wm. tanner 83 Vine
Callaghan Charles, grain measurer 9 Wood
(^see Calahan and Kallagan
Callaghan John, carpenter 185 Callowhill
Callaghan Mary, grocer 16 s 10th
Callaghan Michael, dealer Mifflin's court
Calaghan Michael, labourer 176 Shippen
Callaghan Samuel, millstonemaker 30 Plum
Callaiy Patrick, teacher Harmony St-
Callan Patrick, teacher 24 Prune
Callan Wm- labourer 50 Small
Callender and Shipley, merchants 75 S- Wharves
Callendcr Thomas, merchant 242 Spruce
Calliole P. confectioner 18 N 6th
Calverly widow of Edward, Farmer's row
Calvert James, labourer 438 n 3d
Calvert Nathanial, sea captain 35 German
Calvert Thomas, 1 10 n 4th shopkeeper
t Ciilvin Flora, pepperpot woman 1 1 Tammany
Cr.mac Turner, gentleman 190 Chesnut
Cambell David, cabinetmaker CaufFman*s court
t Cambridge Sarah, widow 10th below Race
Camberton Limus, shopkeeper 158 s Fiftii
Cambridge T- P. m. d. 119 Callowhiil
GAM CAM
Cairleron Angus, joiner 19 Wood
Cameron Eliza, mantua maker West's court
Cameron Esther, widow Elmslie's alley
Cameron James, goldenswan inn 69 north Third
Cameron John, dep- keeper of prison
Cameron John, smith n- 41 Locust
Cameron John, shopkeeper 216 S 6th
Camic Samuel, labourer sch. 7th near Cherry
{see Q,amac
Camm John, mariner 314 n Front
Camm Wm. hatter 26 n 3d
Camp David, labourer Rose alley n. jBrowne
Camp Wiilian. labourer 1 1th n- Vine
Campbell Alexander, shoemaker 83 Cedar
Campbell Alexander, oysterman Queen n- 6th
Campbell Anthony, groper 294 soutli Third
Campbell Ann, washerwoman 88 Lombard
Campbell Cornelius, oysterman 14 Cedar
Campbell Cornelius, shoemaker Liberty alley
Campbell David, cabinetmaker, Sec IT Chesnut
Campbell Francis, nurse 13 Callowhill
Campbell Felix, grocer 85 Plum
Campbell George, blacksmith cor. J?road Ec Spruce
5c Fetter Lane
Campbell G. attorney at law 86 Mulberry cor. 4th
Campbell George H. carpenter, Steward's court
Cam.pbell widow of George, south-west corner of
Fourth and Mulberry
Campbell George, shoemaker 5 Lee's court
Campbell widow of Hugh, grocer 46 Dock
Campbell Isaac, clock Sc watchmaker 163 s. Front
Campbell James, labourer V^inc n. sch. 8lh
Campbell James, labourer 17 Hopkin's court
Campbell James, shallopman 5 Pcwterplatter alley
Campbell James, carpenter 125 s 1 Ith
Campbell James, taylor o2ii north Front
Campbell James, hacknian 204 s oi\
Campbell widow of James, plaisterer 395 Sassafras
Campbell James, sea captain 19 Shippen
Campbell James, tailor 24 Coombs alley
Campbell Jane widow, 1 1 Powell
Campbell James, uiarmtr Piuiuiiear 3d
CAM CAN
Campbell John D. merchant taylor 56 Arc!'
Campbell widow of John, 171 south Third
Campbell Joseph, bricklayer 254 Lombard
Campbell M. boardinghouse 1 Little George
Campbell Mrs. of Thomas, 245 s Front
Campbell N. labourer 1 13 Plum
Campbell Prudence, searntress Webb's alley
Campbell Quinton, cashier of the Philadelphia
bank south 4th next Philadelphia bank
Campbell Richard, mate Frankford road n. Queen
Campbell Rose widow, 1 2th n. Pine
Campbell Sarah widow, Wood n. Qu^n
Campbell Susan, 206 N. 2d
Campbell Susan, layerout of the dear, 136 s 4th
Campbell T. Taylor, 343 N Front
Campbell William, labourer Spruce near sch. bih
Campbell W"m. cabinetmaker 136 south 4th
Campbell Wm. mariner 1 60 south Front
Campbell Wm. shipwatch 70 Cedar
Camrin John, tanner 18 Browne
Canawa Charles, mariner 44 Coates
Canby J. Sc C H. grocers, N. W. comer 4th and
Walnut
Canby Eli, merchant, 63 south Wharves h 87 Pine
Canby Catharine, widow 119 Walnut
Canby Samuel, JAin. merchant 56 s. Wharves and
3 Lodge St.
Cane Wm. carter James st. (See Cain
Canly William, boarding house 170 north Water
Caner Michael, coachmaker 201 south 7th
Canfield P. printer, Randall's court
Cann Stuart, oysterman 1 15 Coats'
Cannon Charles, labourer, 27 s. 5th
Cannon James, merchant, 64 s. Second
Cannon James, rigger, 418 s. Second
Cannon John 8c Patrick, carters Lombard n. Bvo^d
Cannon Patrick, labourer, Elizabeth
Cannon William, coachman, 24 Cypress alley
Cannon John, 51 George (S)
Canonge Benjamin, merchant, 127 High
Canongc, Paul, 8c "po. merchants, 127 High
Canter Jacob, cabinetmaker 2 1 N. 5th
Cantrall Geo. labourer, Shackamaxon.
CAN CAR
Cantrenn Robert, plaisterer 166 south Sixth
^Cany Charles, suspendermaker, 8cc. 67 north Second
Capp Catharine, widow 96 north Sixth
Car Mark, drayman Cedar above Tenth
Carbon Daniel, woodsawyer back 36 Ann (N. L.)
Carbough Daniel, 450 n. 2d and 38 Kunckel
Cardeza J. M. 5 7 Union
Care Jesse, saddletree maker, Friends' almshouse
Care Peter, jun. merchant 152 south 2d
Carels Samuel, carpenter 173 Cherry
Carey — , farmer, Washington above Callowhill
Carey Charles, lumbermerchant Vine n. Schuylkill
Carey Charles, blacksmith 2d near Christian
Carey Francis, painter, &c. near 2 1 5 south Fifth
Carey John, cabinetmaker 62 High
Carey Mathew, printer and bookseller 122 High
Cary VVm. shoemaker 13 Wagner's alley
Carharte Jno. shallopman 2 Vernon
Carilson Wm. grocer 46 Plum
Carl Joseph, watchman 139 Cherry
Carles Samuel, carpenter 173 Cherry
Carleton George, 135 Chesnut
Carlile Abm. iron merchant 18 Race and 139 High
Carlile David, labourer 34 Crown , leee Carlinle
Carlin George, bricklayer 127 Locust
Carlin Grace, widow 20 Artillery lane
Carlin widow of Jno. labourer 257 south Seventh
Carlin Mahlon, shoemaker 67 Budd
Carlin Michael, trader 199 Sljippen
Carling Catharine, 42 George (S.)
Carlinton Ann, widow l5l north Second
Carlisle David, labourer cor. 6th and Coats
Carlisle Hudson, carter Quince alky
Vjsec Carlile ^ Carlilf
Carlisle John, boot and shoemc<ker 47 Pine
Carlisle John, carpenter 4 1 6 south Second
t Carlisle Samuel, woodsawyer Filbert n. Twelfth
Carlisle Wm. trader Eleventh belovv Locust
Carll Maskell M. teacher 229 Mulberry
Carlley Joseph, carter 5^ Shippen
Carlley Rebecca, midwife 56 Shippt-n
('arlon Robert, shoemaker back 58 Elder
F .
CAR CAR
Carlyle Alexander, gentleman 81 south Fifth
Caiiyle John, cord wainer 34 Passyunk [see CarUsle
Carlyle Wm. carpenter 21 1 Cherry
Carnnack Mary, grocer 190 north Water
Carmack Stephen, 106 Gaskill
Carmahan Alexander, trunkraaker Jones' alley
Carmalt Caleb, accomptant 99 High
Carmalt Jonathan, shopkeeper 99 High
Carmalt widow of Thomas S. taylor 27 Browne
Carman Jacob, carpenter 1 32 south Fourth
Carman James, grocer 2,3 High
Carman Samuel, grocer 166 High
Carman Wm. grocer 214 High
Carmichael George, tobacconist 17 south Front
Carmichael Robert, grocer 1 north Third
Carn Anthony, labourer 65 Budd
Carnaham Samuel, weaver friends' almshouse
Carnea Madam, 125 Lombard
Carnell Wm. coachmaker near first gate Germai)-
town road
Carnes John, mariner Christian near Second
Carnes Mary, widow 4 1 1 south Front
Carney Bernard, plaisterei* Cedar near 9th
Carney Catharine, widow 42 George (S.)
Carney Christopher, cordwainer 104 German
Carney Patrick, boot and shoemaker 22 s. Third
Cams Rachael, 153 south Sixth
Cams Richard, carter 223 south Eighth
Carothers Robert, potter Crown street
Carothers Wm. printer Ninth near Vine arid 15
Carter's alley
Carpenter Isaac, cordwainer 208 s. 2d
t Carpenter James Sc John, labourers sch. 4th near
Spruce \_8ee Charpentier
Carpenter John, taylor 278 south Second
I Carpenter John, labourer Bonsall
Carpenter and Martin, sailmakers 93 s. Wharves
Carpenter Mary, washerwoman 6th near Coats
Carpenter Mrs. board inghouse 38 Sansom
Carpenter Samuel, sailmaker 22 Parham*s alley
Carpenter widow of Samuel, back 206 south 2d
Carpenter William, bool^inder 34 Coates' alley
i^.arpenter Wm. hatter Dawson's court
CAR CAR
Carpenter Wm. calico printer 10 Stephens's court
Carpentier Lewis D. merchant 208 Spruce
Carpet Margaret, widow cor. Spruce and Juniper
Carr Benjamin, professor of music 193 Spruce
[sec Karr, Kerr, and Kehr
Carr Edw. W. sawmaker and smith 158 Race and
120 north Fifth
Carr Elizabeth, widow 24 Elfreth's alley
Carr Elizabeth, nurse 32 Sugar alley
Carr Isaac, shoemaker 154 north Fifih
Carr Jacob, victualler Laurence
Carr Job, carpenter 59 Queen (S.)
Carr John, accomptant 3 Hurst
Carr John, carpenter cor. Cedar and Fifth
Carr Joseph, grocer cor. Race and Tenth
Carr Joseph, carter Say
t Carr Levin, labourer 2 St. Mary
Carr Mary, mantuamaker 1 17 n. Sixth
Carr Mary, boardinghouse 32 Appletree alley
Carr Miss Susan, 345 Race
Carr Morgan, grocer 146 s. 3d cor. Cypress alley
Carr Robert, brassfounder 31 Callowhill
Carr Robert, cutler 9 German
Carr Robert 8c Wm. printers 2 Hartung's alley
Carr Samuel, weaver Lyndall's court
Carr Thomas, leather breeches maker 5 Plum
Carr Wm. printer Fromberger's court
Carr Wm. bright engraver 2 Carter's alley, dwell-
ing Germanlown road above first gate
Carr Wm. blacksmith 2d below Federal
Carr Wm. smith 22 Oak (S.)
Carrell Daniel, gentleman 14 Filbert [«ee Carll
Carrell Edward, merchant 62 south Sixth
Carrell John, hardware merchant 107 High
Carrell Joseph, carpenter Juniper above Race
Carrell Mrs. of John, Kunckel near Callowhill
Carry gan Jacob, carpenter 204 Cherry
Carson George, cordwainer 102 Cedar
Carson James, recorder of deeds, office east wing of
the State-house, dwelling 127 Cedar
Carson Jonathan, high constable 9 1 south Sixth
Carson Joseph, merchant 94 south Eighth and 7&
south Front
CAR CAS
Carson Miss, boardinghouse J5 1 High
Carson Mrs. E. boardinghouse 47 north Third
Carson Patrick, drayman back 78 south Frortt
Carson Robert, cordwainer Prime below Second
Carson Sarah, shopkeeper 5 1 Cherry
Carson widow of Andrew, cor. 4th and Browne
Carstairs Thos. carpenter Sc draughtsman 76 s. 8th
Carsweli Samuel, alderman 24 south Front
Carswell Samuel Sc Son, merchants 24 s. Front
Carsweli Samuel, mariner back 29 Prime
Cart Peter, labourer Germantown road near Rose
Cart widow of Jacob, 46 Penn
Carter Henry Yates, m. d. 252 Spruce
Carter Henry, jun. grocer 235 Lombard [see Carty
Carter Isabella, boardinghouse 413 south Front
Carter Jehu, nailor488 north Second
Carter John, shipwright Queen near ShackamaxoR
Carter John, stablekeeper 3 Carlyle's court
Carter Joseph, labourer 123 north Water
Carter Joseph, sailmaker 1 Laetitia court
Carter Joseph, stablekeeper 86 south Eleventh
Carter Lydia, widow 22 North alley
Carter Rebecca, widow 12 south Second
Carter Samuel, porter in bank 133 north Sixth
Carter S. & Co. chinamerchants 244 north Third
Carter Sharon, china-store 248 north Third
Carter Thomas, labourer 413 south Front
Carter Wm. siikdyer 29 Callowhill
Carteret Daniel, chairmaker, Shippen
Carteret Eliz. widow, Shippen
Carteret Jos. W. cabinet maker 399 s. Front
Cartsher Cliarles, grocer 52 north Fourth
Carty widow of Charles, grocer 368 s. Front
Carty Josiah S. hatter 80 High and 10 Hinckel's
court
Caruthers Eliza, tavernkeeper corner Pine h IJth
Carver Jacob, carver ^54 north Third
Carver Jacob, watchmaker 73 Mulberry
Carver James, professor of writing 66 n. 5th
(Carver widow of Samuel, 98 Spruce
Casdorp Eliza^ teacher 266 south Fior).t
CAS CAT
Casely Mary, widow, nurse, 1 3 Springett alley
Casey Hannah, widow, Rose alley above Coats*
Casey Michael, cordwainer 6 1 Green
Cash Jacob, jun. tobacconist 10 north Front
Cash Jacob 5t Son, tobacconists 3 Mulberry and 10
north Front
Cash Thomas, inspector of customs 46 Crown
Cashier W. J. labourer 388 north Front
Caskey Joseph, distiller 392 High n. 13th
Casner Christopher, mariner 12 Callowhill
Casner Jacob, labourer corner Eighth and Say
Casner John, carpenter 105 Coats'
Cassady Edward, drayman 236 Catharine
Ca^an widow of Capt. Saml. 274 s. Front
Cassedy Francis, mastmaker 3 i Beck*s alley
Cassedy Jane, huckster Duncan's court
Cassedy Mary, shoestore 453 south Front
Cassedy Samuel, labourer 108 n. Eighth
t Cassey Joseph, hairdresser 36 south Fourth
Cassin Stephen, of U. S. navy 247 south Third
Caster Elizabeth, Frankford road n. Queen
Caster John, ropemaker Queen n. Frankford road
Casting — , cook 240 south Second
Castle Abraham> rigger 400 north Front
Castledine Wm. coachlrimmer Madison court
Castles James, grocer corner Third and Cedar
Castles Joseph, grocer corner 5th and Lombard
Castles Robert, gi*ocer 214 south Second
Casiner Enoch, shoemaker 105 north Ninth
Catharall Isaac, carpenter Wood above Garden
Cathcart Robert, mariner 25 Parham's alley
Cathcart Wm. boardinghouse near 22 German
Catlicart widow of W. sea captain 7 Artillery Ian?
Gather Martha, queensware store 358 n. Front
Gathers John, shopkeeper 1 10 Cherry
Catherwood and Ranken, grocers cor. 7th & Race
Cdtherwood Robert, grocer corner 7th and Rsce
Cathrall EdwarJ, boatbuilder 22 Artillery lane
Cathrall Hannah, widow, 16 Elfreth's alky
Cathrall Isaac, m. d. 121 Chesnut
Caloi^ Jesse, mariner 125 north Water
Catton Abijah, sexton 1 1 8 New
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Catton Mary, widow, 136 Spruce
Cauffman Frederick, labourer Ce4ar n. sch. 4th
CaufFman Henry, labourer 491 north Third
Cauffman Laurence, chinamerchant 207 & 213 n.
Third
Cauffman Miss, 39 Sansom
Cauffman Simon, storekeeper 100 Race
Cauley John, tailor Prospect alley
Caull Wm. baker 85 north Fifth
Cauvin Nicholas, baker 49 Lombard
Cavaroc Charles, 114 High
Cave Thomas, sen. deputy Iceeper of the state Maga-
zine, enquire at 241 Arch
Cave Thomas, jun apothecary and druggist 241
Mulberry, will serve the public at any hour in
the night with medicine ; by ringing the bell
at the front door, they will be immediately at-
tended to.
Cavenaugh Arthur, mariner Mifflin's court
Cavenaugh Hugh, grocer and tavernkeeper south
side of Almond street wharf
Cavenaugh Michael, grocer corner 2d & Catharine
Cavenaugh Patrick, labourer 216 north Sixth
Cavender Curtis, storekeeper 160 north Third
Cavender Jeremiah, victualler 32 Mary (S.)
Cavett Jesse, printer 3 South alley
Cay John, mariner 304 south Second
t Cxsar Julius, woodsawyer 204 Coats*
I Cxsar Luke, labourer 204 Coats
Cecil Algernon, bell hanger, 5cc. 28 north Seventh
Cecil Charles, bell hanger, See. Carlysle's court
Cess Lewis, chairmaker 293 Arch
Cliabert A. mariner 81 New
Chafant Jacob, carpenter 254 Race
Chamberlain Qarland, cordwainer 3 north 6th
Chamberlain Nathaniel, bricklayeV 28 Mulberry
Chamberlain and Thomson, cordwainers 3 n. 6th
Chamberlain widow of Benjamin, 28 Mulberry
Chamberlaine James G. merchant 7 Sansom
Chamberlaine John, guagcr 125 north Sixth
Chamberlaine Hannah, widow, Elmslie's alley
Chamberlaine Richard, carpenter 35 Coates' alky
Chambers Ezekiel, shipjoiner 23 Prime
CHA— CHA
Chambers Geo. innkeeper 1 6 north Third
t Chambers H. waiter 206 Coals'
Chambers Jas. mariner 314 north Second
Chambers Mrs. widow, boarding house 75 n. 3d
Chambers John, paperstainer 13th n. Vine
Chambers Thomas, shopkeeper 509 north Third
Champenois G. tailor and dealer 176 n. Third
t Champin James, master sweep 12 Elizabeth
Champion Benjamin, storekeeper 43 north 2d
Champion Wm. inn and ferry keeper 45 n. Water
and old ferry
Chancellor, Brown and Hall, merchants 157 High
Chancellor Grace, innkeeper (Lombardy Garden)
corner High and Centre square
Chancellor Wra. merchant 27 1 Chesnut and 1 57
High
Chandler A. boardinghouse 190 High
Chandler David, mariner 5 Vernon
Chandler John, 71 Union
Chandler Thomas, m= d. 341 High"
Chandler Wm. PyM. d. S. E. corner 4th Sc Walnut
Chapel James, mate Fuller*s alley
Chapin Nathan, grocer corner Cedar and Fifth
Chapman Benjamin, publisher 120 Locust
Chapman widow of G. R. ironmonger 42 Union
Chapman John, sexion to Friends* meeting-house
(in Mulberry-st.) 86 Mulberry corner 3d
Chapman Lucas, turner i6l Pine
Chapman Isathaniel, m. d. 206 Chesnut
Chapman Wm. labourer Wright's alley
Chapman Wm. salt and coal measurer 139 n. Front
Chapman Wm. bricklayer cor. High & sch.6th
Chard Benj. mariner Browne n. Front
Chard George, 141 north Water
Chardon A. paperhanging manufacturer 85 Chesnut
Charles and Borbidge, carpenters, 8cc. 24 Branch
Charles Geo- carpenter 24 Branch
Charles Henry, copperplate primer 58 Ann (N. L.)
t Charles Jacob, porter, back 505 norih Third
t Charles John, hatlxlresser 335 north Front
Charles Madame, widow, 24 Springet alley
Charlton James, potter 537 and 526 n. Front
CHA CHE
Cbarpentter Daniel) confectioner 156 s. 4th and 58
High " {see Carfienter
Chase Charlotte, 239 Cedar
Chase E. coachtrimmer 4th above Browne
Chase John, combmaker 14 Pennsylvania Avenue
Chase Paine, sea captain Maria street
t Chase Robert, labourer Mary's alley
t Chase Samuel, waiter 7th cor. Cedar
Chastant J. B. merchant 149 north Third
Chastant Zewis, merchant 149 north Third
Chatficld Elizabeth^ 147 St. John
Chatham John, shoemaker 1 Springett alley
Chatten Abraham, labourer Brown near Vienna
Chattin Chester, carpenter 1 1 Crown
Chattin Hannah, mantuamaker 39 Mulberry
Chaudron Simon, watchmaker, jeweller and silvers-
smith 9 south Third
Chauncey Charles, counsellor at law 48 Walnut
Chauncey E. esq. 105 south Fourth street
Chauncey Nathaniel,,attorney at law 46 Walnut
Chavalier Nicholas, teacher 39 n. 7th [see Chevalier
Chaveau Joseph, accomptant 26 Powell
Chavolier Peter, 105 Spruce
Chazotte P. S. teacher 13 b High
Cheeks William, 334 south Second
Cheesman David, bricklayer 1 60 Coats*
Cheesman Godfrey, woodsawyer 260 St. John
Cheesman Hannah, widow, 6 Stephens' court
Cheesman Jacob, labourer, back 64 Catharine
Cherry David, grocer Spruce above Tenth
Cherry Margaret, grocer 142 Spruce
Chesnut James, labourer Arch near sch. 3d
Chesnut John, carter corner Hazel alley and Locust
Chfesnut Samuel, stonecutter 13th below Walnut
Chesnut Samuel Sc Wm. grocers 280 High
Chesnut Wm distiller 187 Cht^rry
Chessen George, coppersmith 226 south Third
Chester Charles, mariner Broad n. Walnut
Chester James, baker 39 north 8th
Qheston Elijah, coachmaker 81 Pine
Chevalier John, tinplate worker 1 16 High
Chevalier Mary, widow 97 Callowhill
CHE CHR v^
Chevalier Sumuel, carter York road near Poplar Ian©
Chevas, Anihony, 168 north Third
Chevers Mrs. boarding house corner Race and 7th
Chew Mrs. widow of Benjamin, 1 10 south Third
Chew Benjamin, counsellor at law 87 s. 4th
Chew Jeffery, confectioner 262 south Fifth
Chew Joseph, drayman 87 Budd
Chew Joseph, shoemaker 262 south Fourth
Chew Richard, drayman 510 north Front
Chew William, bricklayer 310 s. 6th n. Fitzwalter
Chicne Margaret, widow, 1 15 so^th Second
Chierdel Pdul, tailor 36 Strawberry
Chilcot Mary, widow, back 126 n. Fifth
Child Henry, ironmonger 452 north Second
Child John, clock and watchmaker 452 n. 2d and 53
Browne
Child Margaret, tulress 101 Christian
Childs James, taylor 58 New Market
Childs John, printer Townsend's court
Childs John, carpenter Hamilton Village
Childs Thomas, sea captain 268 south Sixth
Chivins William, cooper 1 1 York court
Chrisher Mary, basket maker Moyamensing road
Christian Anthony, mariner 24 Cox*s alley
Christian Daniel, shallopman 254 south Fifth
Isee Chriatinc
Christian Peter, head flour inspector 179 n. Front
Christian Thomas, ironmonger 48 High above 2d
Christie Sloan, storekeeper Hamilton Village
Christie widow of James, 125 Browne [«<re Christy
Christie Wm. jun. grfx:er corner 3d 8c Lombard
Christie William, translator and corrector of the
press 8 Knight's court
Christine Geo. drayman Old York above Poplar
Isee Christian
Christman Henry, shoemaker 1 16 Sassafras
t Christmas Samuel, carpenter 189 south 6th
Christopher Michael, team driver, Poplar n. 4th
Christy D. labourer 124 German [^aee Chriatit
Christy Catharine, nurse 25 Union
Christy Hugh, grocer 2 & 3 n» Water 5c 80 n. Front
Christy Jonathan, rigger Rose alley above Coats*
CHR-— CLA
Christy i?obert, boot and shoemaker 4 1 s. Fronl
Chrumel Philip, victualler 4th above Browne
Chrystal Miss, milliner 2 14 Walnut
Chrystler Jacob, 3 north Third
Chur Jacob, baker 85 vSassafras
Church Isaac, carpenter 6th n. Coats'
Church Mary, widow of Jeremiah, 10 Margaretta
Church Mary, widow, 1 48 south Seventh
Churchman Owen, flour merchant 45 Filbert
Churchman and Smith, flour merchants 455 High
Cimmer Matis, milkman cor. Buitonwood 8c Charles
Cist Mrs. south-west corner Tenth and High
Claghorn John W. 13 south Second
Clampffer Mary, widow 2 1 Elfreth's alley
Claphanson Johtn, gentleman Old York road above
mill pond
Clapier Lewis, merchant 6 Lombard 8c 216s. Front
Clare Chs. carter corner Hudson's lane & Seventh
Claridge Philip I. grocer 76 north Sixth
Clark A. shoemaker Moyamensing below Christl^D
Clark Adam, drayman Shippen n. 7th
Clark , merchant 72 Tammany
Clark Amey, tailoress 59 north Fourth
Clark Ann, widow. Cherry near Broad
Clark Bathsheba, quilter Friends* Alms house
Clark Benjamin, watchmaker I s. Front & 137 Raec
Clark Benjamin & Ellis, clock and watchmakers I
s. Front S. E. cor. High
f Clark Benjamin, woodsawyer Shippen near 7tk
Clark Calvin, printer 148 Locust
Clark Catharine, gentlewoman 42 north Fourth
Clark and Coffee, smiths and machinemakers 42
Spruce and cor. ridge road and Vine
Clark Daniel, dep. turnkey 7 Springett alley
Clark E. labourer back 104 Filbert
Clark Elisha, storekeeper 17 Branch
Clark Ellis, watchmaker 1 south Front
Clark Ephraim, late watchmaker 3 south Ninth
Clark Freeman, mate 105 Catharine
Clark Henry, silversmith 2 Lsetitia court
Clark Hannah, gentlewoman 38 north Fifth
Clark Hugh, teacher Queen near Sixth
CLA— CLA
eiavk I. superintendant of lace and fringe weavers
Globe factory Germantown road
Clark Israel, potter 38 Bread
Clark Jacob, merchant 55 north Water
Clark James, mariner Moj'amensing near Prime
Clark James, carpenter Nicholson's court *.
Clark James S. innkeeper 123 Cedar
Clark Jane, bonnetmaker 4 Strawberry
Clark Jeremiah, cordwainer 431 south Second
Clark John, sea captain 47 I south Second
Clark John, plumber 1 1 Cresson's alley
Clark John, grocer 3 1 Prime
Clark John, labourer 137 Swanson
Clark John, turner Elmslie's alley ,
Clark John, mate 97 Queen (S.)
Clark John L. merchant 32 north Fifth
Clark John, shoemaker 4lh above Tammany
Clark Joseph, storekeeper 12 n©rth Fifth
Clark Joseph, merchant 3 south Water and 91 n.
Second
Clark and Kempton, merchants 53 north Water
Clark Mary, mantuamaker 250 north Second
Clar-k Mary, tayloress Nonnater's court
Clark Mary, widow 41 Duke (N. L.)
Clark Mrs. of James, labourer 465 south Front
Clark Mrs. of John, 97 Queen (S.)
Clark Michael, shoestore 124 High
Clark Morris, shoemaker back 260 north &th
Clark Noah, cabinetmaker 11 York court
Clark Robert, stablekeeper 39 north Second
Clark Robert, labourer 50 Almond
Clark Robert, grocer corner Swanson and Almond
Clark Robert, tanner 268 St. John
Clark R. S. broker and commission merchant 87
south Sixth
Clark SamHel, sea captain 14 Coombs* allty
t Clark Solomon, labourer St. Joseph's avenue
Clark Stephen, cordwainer 98 north Eleventh
Clark Thomas, blacksmith 3 Laurel (C.)
Clark Timothy, taylor Lolar's court
Clark Timothy, }un. taylor 339 north Front
Clark Wm. grocer cor. Frankford road and Queen
CLA CLA
Clark Wm. mariner 1 8 Duke (N. L.)
Clarke Clement, boarding house 105 High, turpen^
pentine and rosin factory 465 n. Front
Clarke E. teacher 22 Cherry and 92 north Seventh
Clarke and Hutchinson, watchmakers, &c. corner
Almond and Front
Clarke Jesse, watchmaker, &c. 227 south Second
Clarke Samuel, merchant 227 south.Front
Clarkson Jacob, merchant 1 30 south Eighth
Clarkson Mrs. widow Sassafras n. sch. 8th
t Clarkson Quomony, teacher 167 Pine
Clarkson Samuel, merchant 94 Union and 226 Pine
t Clarkson Tobias, labourer 46 Small
Clastrie Madame, grocer 18 Lombard
Claudius Augustus, merchant 21 Dock, dwelling
N.W. cor. Ninth and Chesnut
Claver Christian, mate 7 Callowhill
Clavier Mrs. mantuamaker 140 south Fifth
Clawges Daniel, painter 186 Vine
Clawges Charles S. cordwainer 52 north Fifth
Clawges J. sen. measurer of painter's work 52 n. 5tb
^Clawges Jacob, painter, &c. 188 Vine
Clawges John, jun. teacher 86 north Eleventh
Clawges Thomas, wheelwright Nonnater's court
Clawson Edward, mariner Farmer's row [see Closaon
Claxton John, merchant 60 n. Front & i9 Mulberry
Clay Alexander, currier and stablekeeper Harmo-
ny street
Clay Ann, widow, mantuamaker York st.
Clay Curtis, merchant 6 north Ninth
Clay George, accomptant 6 north Seventh
Clay Jane, widow 188 Cedar
Clay widow of Robert, 173 Walnut
Claypoole Abraham G. 203 south Fifth
Claypoole David C. 222 Spruce
Claypoole John, uphelsttrer 70 south Front
Claypoole J. dep. keep of prison 183^ Coats
Claypoole T. 39 Pine
Claystine B. sugarboiler 162 Vine
•f Clayton Aaron, labourer buck 100 n. Eleventh *
Clayton C coackmaker cor. 7ih and Mulberry
Clayton David, carpenter Lily alley
CLA CLI
Clayton Joseph, yeoman 205 Callovvhill
t Clayton Lydia, washerwoman Middle alley
Clayton Mary, washerwoman 58 Small
Clayton Mary, seamstress 3 1 Coatcs' alley
Clayton Samuel, cordwainer 4th below Christian
Clayton Tbomas, hatter 126 south Front
Clayton William, carpenter Germantown road near
Budd
Cleavenger Squire, tailor 6 n. Water & 48 Race
Cleaver Isaac, m. d. 286 n. Second [see C/iver
Cleaver Jesse, late lumber merchant 286 n. 2d
Cleaver Mary, milkwoman 215 north Eiglith
Clemens Jacob, late justice 473 north Second
Clemens Joseph_, perfumer and chemist Broad above
Callowhill
Clemens Madame, Elizabeth street
Clement Hannah, widow 50 Mulberry
Clement Jacob, merchant 1 1 n. Water Sc 152 Front
Clement Jacob B. meixhani 375 High cor. 10th
t Clement James, taylor 143 Lombard
Clement Jos. T. gentleman 309 Race below 9th
Clement Mrs. Ann, widow 90 south Third
Clement Moses, carpenter Stewart's court
Clemmons Moses, carpenter, back 14 Cherry
Clemmons widow of John, Spruce n. sch. 4ilj
Clemson James, flour merchant 302 High
Clemson Thomas, flour merchant 268 High and
corner Filbert and Ninth
Cleveland John J. hardware merchant 6i1i 2d door
above Chesnut
Clew Peter, brickmaker Vine n. Broad
Clew Wm. la(!iieb* shoemaker 282 Mulberry
Clibborn Joshua, merchant 15 Prune
Cli-flTord David, mariner 351 south Second
Clifford Mrs. nurse 41 1 south Front
Clifford Thomas, merchant 232 Walnut
Clifford Thomas and Jolin, merchants 29 n. Water
CUTton Barnabas, tailor 1 8 north Water
Clifion Sarah, widow, 64 Almond
Cline Abra. grocer 90 north 7th cor. Cherry
Cline Adam, labourer Irish hine near C'tdar ,
Cline Elizabeth, nurse 4th ulwvc Brcwn*:'
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CLI CLO
Cline George, brickmaker 492 north Third
Cline George, shoemaker 503 north Third
CHne George, taylor 32 north Sixth [_see Kline
Cline Henry, jun. tailor 53 n. 8th & Woglom's court
Cline Henry, tailor 52 n. Eighth
Cline Jacob, drayman Steinmetz's court
Cline John, printer 12th near Pine
Cline John, drayman Bedford (M.)
Cline John, brickmaker 4th near George
Cline widow of Joseph, cooper 354 n. Front _
Cline Mrs. widow, 68 north Sixth
Cline Vakntine, 226 south Third
Cline widow, segarmaker Juniper above Race
Cline Wm. labourer Shackamaxon
Cling George, sea captain 1 1 Summer's court
Cling Mrs. widow, 208 High
Clinman George, carpet weaver 313 north Third
t Clinsher Adam, porter Cordwainer*s alley
Clinton Mrs. Eliz. shopkeeper 5 south Fourth
Clinton Francis, labourer Juniper alley
Clinton Robert, accomptant 141 Spruce
Clinton William, boatbuilder Penn near Maiden
Cliver Stacy, tailor 286 Swanson \see Cleaver
Clocker William, mariner 46 Penn
Cloer John, cabinet maker 164 s. 5th 8c 270 s. 2d
Clopp John, smith 92 ISIew and 174 north Fourth
Clopp John, jun coach wheelwright 270 north M
Clopper Sarah, boarding house 220 Spruce
Close Henry, grocer 206 Cedar
Closson Sarah, bonnet maker 26 Mulberry
'ysee Clawson
Closson Wm. tavernkeeper 208 n. V/ater and 211
Front
Clothier Barbara, tavernkeeper 375 north Front
Clothier Margaret, nurse 5 Cresson's-alley
Clothier Samuel, mastmaker Bedford
Cloud Joseph, refiner in the mint 276 Mulberry
Clouden Jacob, labourer Shackamaxon
Clouden John, ropemaker Shackamaxon
Clouser Matthew, ship-watchman 1 5 Wood (N. L.)
Clcuser Thias, labourer Starr alley
Clout Jacob, blacksmith Frankford road n. Queen
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V
f Clover Prim, blacksmith Quince alley
Cluley John, vvirefender and cagemaker 17 s. 4th
Clunn Charles, cabinet maker 62 High
Clun John, shipwright Shackamaxon
Clyde Sc Baxter, grocers N. \V. cor. 9ih and Race
Clyde Joseph, labourer George above Eleventh
Clyde Thomas, grocer cor. Ninth and Race
Clymer Archibald, taylor I 15 Ciennan
Clymer George, president of the Philadelphia bank
355 High
Clymer George, patent printing-press manufacturer,
Wood between 8th and Garden, dwelling
Hickory above Sixth
Clymer George, jun. cordwainer 195 Callowhill
Clymer Jacob, carpenter 75 Crown
t Coaley Amos, shoemaker Middle alley n. 7th
Coarse Matthias, mariner 40 Vine [see Connc
Coates Caleb, innkeeper cor. High and Juniper
Coates George M. hardware merchant 49 High
Coates James, gunsmith back 47 Tammany
Coates John, sailmaker 375 south Front
t Coates John, pepperpot hotel 4lh near Browne
Coates Josiah, druggist^ &c. 4 north Second
Coates Samuel, jun. merchant 366 High
Coates Samuel, merchant 82 south Front
Coats Isaac, shipwrigiu Beach near H.inovcr
Coats John, shipwright 158 Swanson
Coats John, jun. shipwright 25 Mary (S.)
Coats Matthias, grocer 66 Swanson
Coats and Richards, grocers and tavernkeepers
Almond st. wharf
Coats Thomas, jun scrivener, Kunckel near Tam-
many and 329 north Third
Coats widow of Josiah L. 60 north Third
Coats widow of \Villiam, esq. 382 north Front
Cobb Ebenezer, victuaUer 125 Budd
Cobb Joseph, taylor cor. St. John and Wood st.
Cobb Thomas, carpenter Fourth above Browne
Cobb Wm. carpenter Acorn alley
Cobb Wm. carpenter Brusstar's court
Coburn Ann, shopkeeper 41 Locust
Cochran Charles, bottler 78 north Water
COC COL
Cochran Hugh, drayman Shippen above Seventh
Cochran John, tobacconist 45 Fitzwaker [seeCorkiin
Cochran John, baker 364 High
Cochran John, shallopman back 1 15 Christian
Cochran \vidowof Robert, printer 108 Sassafras
Cochran Pvobert, carpenter 7, German
Cochren Mrs. tutress S3 north Fifth
Cochren Robert, gunsmith 460 north Third
Cock Catharine, seamstress 135 Plum
Cody widow of James, carpenter 152 north Fifth
Coe Richard, merchant, store 8 south Second
Coe Robert, merchant 4 south Second
Coffee George F. nailor 331 south Second
Coffee Jonathan,, blacksmith 301 Vine & cor. 9th
Coffie Jam<iS, labourer Shackamaxon
Coffie J. W.' painter, &c. 61 Dock
Coffin Albert, sea captain, M'Cullough*s court
Coffin and Mott, merchants 48 Dock
Coffin Thomas, merchant 48 Dock, dwelling 28
Union
-h Coffin widow, washerwoman Bonsall street
T Cnggar Edward, blacksmith Merritt*s lane n. 6th
Coggins Isaac, sea captain 91 Budd
Cogill Samuel H. teacher, Washington court and 64
Lombard
CoMe Christopher, carter 15 Ktmckel
Cohee Ann, widow Huddell's alley
Cohen A. Myers, merchant 204 Chesnut
Cohen A. H. storekeeper 13 north Front
Cohen A. B. storekeener 371 north Second
Cohen E. merchant 8e Race
Cohen Isaac, labourer Fuller's alley
Cohen widow of rev. Jacob, of the Jev/s* synagogue
1 Cherry
Cohen Jacob I. merchant 155 Mulberry
Cohdl Richard, constable back 123 Arch
Coit Gabriel, cordwainer 264 south Fourth
Coit Richard, shoemaker 7 Sm'all
Coker Susan, teacher 87 Christian
Cokuen John, mariner 76 Penn
Cole Andrew, mariner 203 south Front
Cole Elias, carpenter 343 Callowhill
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Cole Isaac P. taylor back 336 north Second
Cole James H. merchant 32 north Third
t Cole James, shopkeeper 325 s. Front
t Cole James, labourer Vine near Juniper
t Cole John, labourer Pine near Twelfth
Cole John, shoemakei^204 Lombard
Cole John L grocer 198 north Second
t Cole Joseph, barber, 303 north Third
Cole Mary, widow 215 Callowhill
Cole Mrs. widow, 73 Queen (S.)
Cole Sarah, widow Moyamensing below Christian
Cole Thomas, bootmaker, &c. High n. Permanent
Bridge
Cole T. teacher back 15 Sterling alley
Cole William, taiior 126 New
Cole William, carpenter 146 north Eighth
t Cole William, woodsawyer 1 1th above Filbert
Coles Benjamin, teacher, back 14 Sterling alley
Coles Wm. carpenter 152 north Eighth
Coles William, coachsmith lOih^below High
Coleman Adam, shoemaker back 293 Vine
Coleman Ann, widow, 209 south Seventh
Colenran Catharine, milliner 119 north Third
Coleman Charles, tanner 54 New Market street
t Coleman. Isaac, oysterman 240 Lombard
Coleman Jacob, carpenter 65 Coats
Coleman John, brewer 107 New
Coleman Jonathan, shoemaker 12ih n. Vine
Coleman Lydia, widow, 29 North alley
Coleman Mrs. widow 419 north Second
Coleman N. tavernkeeper cor. I2ih 8c Sassafras
Coleman Philip, skinner and glue factor 22 Noble
Coleman widow of Charles, 120 Swanson
Coleman widow, nurse 20 Sassafras
Coleman William, labourer 12 Pear
t Coleman William, teacher 214 Shippen
Colerick widow of Arthur, printer (Printers* Hotel)
83 south Fifth
Coleston Cuiharine, widow, St. Mary n. 8ih
Colewater James, tobacconist cor. 5th &c Buttonwood
Colewaier Philip, watchman 21 Buttonwood
Colhoun David, shipcarpenter Federal above 2d
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Colhoun Elizabeth, 57 Green
Colhoon G. 8c A. merchants 37 north Water
Colhoun Samuel) m. d. 59 s. Seventh
Colhoun William, blacksmith Pearson's court
Colladay Jacob, carpenter 8th above^Race
Colladay Joseph, stone cutter cor. 8th & Sassafras
Colladay Sc Leannard, stone cutters cor. 8th & Race
Collar ^lary, dealer 3 Pine
Collar M. fisherman corner Queen and Cherry
Collar Wm. fisherman Brusstar's court
Collard Mary, widow, 56 New Market
Colley John, ropemaker. Federal above Second
Colley Samuel, grocer corner Race and Front
t Collick Ann, shopkeeper 194 south Sixth
Collier G. mariner, back 1 5 Charlotte
Collin Nicholas, d. d. rector of the Swedish church
208 Swanson, by the church [see Cuiii?i
Colling James, shoemaker ISj'assyunkroad
ColUngwood Sarah, widow, Britton's alley
Collins Benjamin, painter, &c. 120 Chesnut and 330
High
Collins Charles, taylor 137 Chesnut
Collins Elizabeth, huckster 13 Kunckel
Collins Frederick, mariner 287 south Third
Collins George, cooper back 1 6 Pewterplater alley
t Collins Henry, woodsawyer, back 100 n. 1 1th
Collins John, dealer Gray's ferry road
Collins Jos. E. accomptant Mechanic street
Collins Joseph E. smith 115 north Second
Collins widow of Joseph, 182 n. Second
Collins Joshua, 78 south Eleventh
Collins Mary, widow. Chancery lane
Collins Margaret, widow. Prime near Front
Collins Moses, grocer 5 Mulberry
Collins Peter, grocer and tavern 1 62 north Third
Collins Sarah, widow, 23 Charlotte
Collins widow of Timothy, grocer 75 south Fifth
Collins T. Biddle's alley
Collins Thomas, oysterman, back 12 Christian
Collins Zacheus, merchant 29 north Second
Collinson George, mate 63 Penn
CoUom Jonathan, teacher 1 30 Coats*
COL CON
CoUom Seth, bricklayer 6th above Poplar
Collord John, bricklayer corner Callowhill and 5th
Colsher David, shingledresser, corner 4th and Cal-
lowhill
Colwell Chew, confectioner 233 north Second
Col well George, grocer 6 Little Water [see Caldwell
Colyer John, mariner 363 north Second
Combes J. druggist 160 south Fourth
Combes Matthew, sea captain 44 Qu^^en (S.)
Combes Sarah, shopkeeper 84 Cedar
Combs George, carpenter back 77 Christian
[see Coombs
Comfort Stephen, jun. merchant 13 south Second
Comly and Allen, merchants 63 north Front
Comly Benjamin, jun. smith 22 Browne
Comly Benjamin, shallopman 22 Browne
Comly Charles, merchant 208 north Front
Comly David, carpenter 1 1 2 Vine, shop Noble near
Fourth
Comly Ezra, storekeeper 244 north Second
Comly E. storekeeper 126 n, 2d & 5 Pfeiffer's alley
Comly James, merchant taylor 17 south Third
Comly Joshua, carpenter 29 Callowhill
Comly Mrs. of Pearson, labourer 64 Budd
Comly Samuel^ merchant 95 High
Comly and Wright, merchants 95 High
Commerlow Ursula, bandbox maker 67 Coats
Compton Joseph, merchant taylor 24 Chesnut
Conard Jonathan, lumber merchant 309 n. Third
Conard and West, lumber merchants cor. Noble 8c
Fourth
Conarroc and Scott, timber merchants and wharf
builders, Beach near High bridge (K.)
Conarroe Thomas, whai f-buiider 32 Callowhill
Conchy James, storekeeper 296 south Front
Conde Charles, perfumer 89 north Third
Conden Wm. tavernkeeper 5 Greenleaf court
Condie Thomas, bookbinder 22 Caner*s alley
Condie Thomas, jun. editor of the Juvenile Port
Folio, 22 Carter's alley
Condon Wm. blacksmith, shop Penn, dwelling
Beach near Maiden (K.)
CON CON
Condon Wm. jun. soap and candle manufactory 49 1
n. Second and 127 Budd
t Condy Cato, gardener Hudson's lane
Condy J. W. counsellor at law 106 Walnut
Condy and Raguet, merchants Bickley's wharf
Cone Alice, gentlewoman 166 Spruce
Coney George, shaliopman Frankford R. n. Queen
Coney James, ropemaker Merritt*s lane n. Fifth
Conger Joel, carpenter 358 north Third
Conger Wm. shoemaker Poplar above Front
Conkle Elizabeth, 78 Race
Conkle Henry, taylor 48 n. Seventh [«ee Kunckel
Conn James, mariner 20 Cedar
Conn Micajah, carpenter 147 Locust
Connell Robert, printcutter Juniper near Vine
Connelly Henry, cabinetmaker 72 & 74 s. Fourth
Connelly John, commission merchant 56 s. Front,
and 280 Chesnut
Connelly Joseph, painter, &c. HI Catharine
Connelly J. blacksmith 282 and 264 south Third
Connelly Patrick, labourer 12 German
Connelly Patrick 186 south Fourth
Connelly Thomas, blacksmith 25 Gilles' alley
Conner Samuel, l?.bourer Shackamaxon
Connery John, cabinetmaker 3 Marshall's alley
Connery Sarahj washerwoman 3 Pewterplatter alley
Connie Peter, wine cooper 427 south Front
Connor Bernard, drayman Cedar above Ninth
Connor Bridget, tavernkeeper 284 south Front
Connor Charlotte, boardinghouse 48 Penn
Connor Dan. drayman Federal above Second
t Connor James, waiter Jones' alley
Connor and Lawrence, coopers 28 Swanson
Connor Patrick, carter George above Eleventh
Connor Patrick, carpenter back 6 Elizabeth street
Connor Patrick, 79 German
Connor Peter, mariner Midlen's alley
Connor Thomas, cooper 28 Swanson
Connor Thos. smith Hurtung*s alley & Fetter lane
Connor Timothy, carpenter back 94 north 1 lih
Connoway Niel, grocer 2 Barron 8c 162 s. Wharves
Conover Jacob, bricklayer 4th near Tammany
Conofer Josi shoemaker Prime (Wharton's build.)
CON COO
Cunovtr M. oysterman 173 St. John
Conover Samuel L. m. d. HI south Fifth
Conrad , labourer Loxley'^ court
Conrad Cornelius, bookbinder SO Chcsnut
Conrad Elijah, storekeeper cor. High and Front
Conrad Isaiah, plaisterer 1 18 Coats »
Conrad John, drayman Hains' alley [see Coimard
Conrad John, bookseller 30 Chesnut
Conrad John, blacksmith 1 1 and 22 Pewterplalter
alley
Conrad John, 2 1 Crown
Conrad Matthew, shoewarehouse 60 High
Conrad Peter, brushmaker 161 High and 124 n. 3d
Conrad Solomon W. printer and bookseller 93 High
dwelling 5 Church alley
Conrade Joseph, bricklayer 293 south Third
Conrod Wm. tavernkeeper Buttonwoodn. Sixth
Conroy Wm. soapboiler Rachael street
Conry Thos. labourer Thirteenth above Race
Conser George, ropemaker Shackamaxon
Constantine Peter, 124 north Fifth
Convery Henry, grocer 50 Spruce
Conway Bernard, storekeeper 14 s. Second and 9
FVanklin Court
Conway and Bu?ke, stprekeepers 14 s. Second
t Conway Jacob, porter Spruce above Eighth
Conwell Gerard, taylor 206 south Water
-Conyer Peter, shipjoiner Shackamaxon
Conyer Wm. shipjoiner Shackamaxon
Conyers Hannah, huckster iO Wagner's alley
Conyers John, late cordwainer 16 Carter's alley
Conyers Walter, bootmaker 40 south Third and 16
Carter's alley
Conyngham Gustavus, sea captain 8 1 Lembard
[see Cu^kingham
Cooch Francis L. merchant 179 south Front
Cook Alexander;, letter carrier 2 Chancery lane
Cook A. & S. grocers 76 south Third
Cook' Alex, soap and candle manuf. 136 8c 140n.4th
Cook Benjamin, drayman 7 Stephens* court
Cook Charles, taylor 126 north Fifth
Cook p, baker 378 north Second
coo — coo
Cook David, shoemaker 35 1 south Second
Cook EHzabeth, teacher 52 Almond
Cook Elias, carpenter Arch near sch. Second
Cook Elizabeth, nurse 12 Hinckers court
Cook George, bricklayer 1 20 Coats
Cook George H. grocer, &c. 24 Carter's alley-
Cook George^ taylor 127 and 149 n. 2d
Cook Hannah, teacher 40 George (S.)
Cook Henry, carpenter 79 Vine
Cook James, brushmaker 307 High
Cook John, china merchant 3 1 i north Second
Cook John, morocco dresser 130 Walnut
Cook John, cordwainer Kunckel above Noble ami
back 14 Cherry
Cook John, liquor store High near sch. 8th
Cook John, merchant 9 north Eleventh
Cook John, teacher 2 1 Prune
Cook Jonathan, labourer 8 Oak (S.)
Cook Mary, widow 1 9 Appletree alley
Cook Peter, labourer 25 Cresson's alley
Cook Philip, cordwainer 351 south Second
Cook Robert B. wheelwright 210 south Fifth
Cook S. widow sch. Eighth nearCherry
Cook Wm whipmaker 91 Crown
Cook Wm. bricklayer Poplar near Fourth
Cooke and Cresson, merchants 133 High
Cooke John, merchant 133 High
Cooke Mrs. mantuamaker 22 Swanson
Cooker Christian, gardener Greenwich street
Cooker Jacob, gardener Prime above Eighth
Cooker Mrs. of Martin, washerwoman Greenwich
Coombs David, teacher-33 German {see Comba
Coombs John, carpenter 99 Budd
Coombs Peter, tavernkeeper cor. Penn and Cedar
Coomes 4.o^1j carter Wright's alley
t Cooper A. hairdresser 74 Walnut
Cooper Adam, carpenter Wood above 8th
Cooper widowof Balfour, cor. German and Fifth
Cooper Benjamin, tailor 41 Chesnut and 26 Arch
Cooper Britain, accomptant 171 Mulberry
Cooper Charles, victualler 413 south Front
Cooper Christiana, storekeeper 56 north Second
coo COP
Toopcr Conrad, shoemaker 256 north Front
Cooper Deborah, widow 186 south Front
Cooper Elizabeth, widow 3d above George
Cooper Francis, tobacconist 13 Budd
Cooper Hugh, grocer 50 n. Third and 44 north 5lh
Cooper Henry, printer 378 north Third
Cooper Jacob, storekeeper 205 north Third
Cooper James, carpenter 147 St. John
t Cooper James, oysterman 19 north 5th
Cooper James, cooper 258 south Third
Cooper James, merchant 2 1 Sassafras
Cooper James, gentleman 194 north Front
Cooper Jane, widow of John, 137 Pine
Cooper John, printer 137 Pine [-^ee Cou/iai-
Cooper Joseph and Collin, merchants 35 n. Front
Cooper Joseph, merchant 39 Vine, 35 n. Front
Cooper Mary, widow, 43 Mulberry
Cooper Michael, constable corner Buck R. and Long
lane
Cooper Robert, oak cooper 52 Plum
t Cooper Sarah, washerwoman near 77 German*
Cooper Thomas, carpenter Kunckel n. Green
Cooper Thomas, mastmaker 416ii. Front
Cooper Thomas, hardware store 33 High
Cooper Wm. shipwright Marlborough above Bedford
Cooper Wm. soapboiler 75 south Front
Cooper Wm. PI. millwright 469 norih Second
Cooper Wm. sea captain 384 south Front
Cope Charles, victualler Johns
Cope Godfrey G. victualler cor. 4th and Tammany
Cope Israel S?: Jasper, merchants 165 High
Cope Israel, merchant 186 Mulberry
Cope Jasper, merchant 166 Mulberry
^'ope John, farmer near Blue Ball, Passyunk R.
Cope widow, milkwoman Swede's alley
Cope Thomas P. merchant. Walnut street wharf,
dwelling 36 north Fourth
Cope Wm. shipwright 282 south Fourth
Copeland Amelia, widow, 524 south Front
Copeland Jacob, shipjoiner 324 south Front
Copeland Wm. seacantaih 10 Coombs ;illey
Isce Coivfilayid
COP COR
Copia Jacobj coachtrimmer 183 Pine
Copper James C. merchants Little George '■
Coppuck John, tailor Maplci street
Corbet John, mariner 7 Callowhill
Corbit Danl. 8c JohnL. carpenters 17 Wood (N. L.)
Corbit Israel, carpenter 347 north Front
Corficld Adam, taylor 64 Vine
Corfield Edward D. justioe of the peace 234 n. Front
Corfield Jesse, morocco manufacturer 1 14 Walnut
Corgae Thomas, shipsmith 420 south Front
Corgae Thomas, sea captain 71 Christian
Corgie George, pilot 16 Catherine
t Cork Isaac, labourer 234 Lombard
Cork John, carpenter Juniper lane
C*krin Jas. carpenter 207 8c 209 s. Fourth
\see Cochr'ipi
Corlet widow of John, shipwright Shackamaxon
Corlett Catharine, boardinghouse 8 1 Swanson
Cormick David, mate 29 German
Corn Larry, carter 3 Maria
Corfieau John, carpenter Watson's alley
Cornelius Anne, widow, nurse 2G7 south Fifth
Cornelius Christian, silverplater, back 40 n. 4th
Cornelius Wm. fisherman corner Queen & Bishop
Cornell M. mantuamaker 73 New
Cornet Charles, gunsmith 93 south Water
Cornish James, storekeeper 73 Cedar
t Cornish Tilman, woodsawyer Merritt's Jane
Cornman Adam, sugarbaker 203 north Front
Cornman Adam, printer 242 south Third
Cornman Joseph, keeper of debtor's apartment cor.
Prune and Sixth
Cornman Wm. accomptant House's court
Cornwall James, carpenter Queen near Wood
Cornwall William, labourer Lombard n. sch. 8th
Cornwell Daniel, painter, Sec. 9 Powell
Cornwell Doctor J. C. 91 south Front
porhwell Joseph, pilot 25 Beck's alley
Corren John, labourer Walnut above 13th
Correy Robert, merchant 71 south Water, dwejlinr^
29 Church alley "^ . l^acc Currcy.i^nd Carrie
Corse William, cabinet maker 132 south 4th
COR COW
Corson C. mariner 54 Green
Cossart David, cedarcooper 457 north Second
Cost Martin, hat dyer 22 Keys' alley
Costlow Thos. tallow chandler, back 38 Ann (N. L.)
Coston George W. shingle shaver 391 north Front
Coston Joshua, labourer 64 Coats
t Cotance Wily, master-sweep Spruce above 8tlr
Cotrell Richard, mariner 2 1 Swanson
Cotter Florence, carpenter Scott's alley
Cotton Susannah, widow 99 Cedar
Cottringer Garct, merchant 187 south Third
t Couard John, barber 109 Pine
Couch Furman, labourer Rachael st,
Couden David, dyer 231 south Fifth
Couden Samuel, carpenter 89 north Sixth
Coulon H. C. fancy store 132 south Second
Coulson Nathaniel, labourer 320 Vine
Coulter John, merchant corner Union 8c From
Coulter John, labourer 391 Sassafras
Coulter Joseph, carpenter 66 Catharine
Coulton Margaret, widow near 88 Gaskill
Coulton Wm. taylor N.E. corner Penn 8c Ctdji-
Coultson Israel, capenter. See 63 Tammany
Council Joseph, bricklayer 17 Crab
Covmtryman C. ornamental painter 120 German
Coupar Elizabeth, widow Stillhouse alley
Courlets John B. gentleman 38 Coates* alley
Course widow of Wm. 226 Lombard
Courtauld Samuel, merchant 143 s. Sixth
Courtney A.nn^ widow 120 Christian
Courtney James, grocer Cedar near Twelfth
Courtney Joseph, carpenter 74 Mulberry
Cousins Benjamin, carter s. 2d below Federal
Cousins widow of Isaiah, carter Oak (N. L.)
Couteau Peter, tinsmith 15 Spruce
Covert Isaac, blockmaker 36 south Vriiarves & 1 1
Carter's alley
t Covey Robert, labourer Rose
Cowan Jo) in, taylor 104 Cedar
Cowan Wm. D. silversmith 32 Plum
Cowden John, stonecutter 135 Locust
Cowdrick widow of John, 61 Tammaiiy
Cowdrick Marv, nurse 61 , T--— --''^ """^
cow — cox
Coweli John V. merchant 28 s. Second
Cowon James, labourer 70 Penn ^
Cowperthwait Mark, shoemaker 165 Spruce
Cowperthwaite widow of Hulings, 204 n. Front
Cowpland David C carpenter 14 Arch
[see Co/ieland.
Cox Abner Sc Co. shoestore 162 High
Cox Baines, storekeeper 6 n. Second ^
Cox Benjamin, shoestore 1^2 High
Cox Benjamin, watchmaker 30 Powell
Cox Charles J. attorney at law 137 s. Fifth
Cox Charles, labourer 257 Callowhill [see Cocks,
Cox David, bricklayer 6 Powell '
Cox Elizabeth, teacher 74 Vine
Cox Eliza, 29 Uriion
Cox Eliz. widow of Moses, corner Union 8c Third
Cox Esther, gentlewoman 157 Walnut (Sansom's
Row)
Cox Gabriel, carter Rose alley near Green
Cox George H. taylor 18 south Water & back 3^
Arch
Cox Gideon, cedarcooper 253 High
Cox widow of Jacob, merchant 226 High
Cox ^James S. president of the Pennsylvania Insur-
a^nce Company, 429 High
Cox James, artist 1 1 s. Fourth ^ 39 Almond
Cox John W. sea captain 8 1 Penn
Cox John T. carpenter 212 Pine
Cox John, currier 1 7 Charlotte
Cox lohn A. late shoemaker Tenth near Lombard
Cox John, tobacconist 1 1 Shippen
"t Cox Joseph, porter Pine near Twelfth
Cox Joseph, mariner 6 Hurst
Cox L. carter Poplar above St. John
Cox Laurence, carter 7 Budd
Cox Martin, blacksmith Oak(N.L.)8c 419 n. Front
Cox M. mariner 280 s. Fourth
Cox M. K. potter 302 n. 2d. & 334 n. Front
Cox Paul, late sea captain 88 s. Front
Cox Samuel, ladies shoemaker 59 Cherry
t Cox Thomas, coachman Spruce above Eighth
Cox Thomas, labourer 281 s. Third
Cox Wm. moroccodresser 2d ab. Germantown road
cox CRA
Cox Win. chairmaker Kunckel st. near Grecu
Cox Wm. black £^ whitesmith 144 Spruce
Cox widow of Wm. chairmaker 8 Coombs* alley
Coxe Alexander S. attorney at law 58 Walnut k
196 Spruce
Coxe Charles Sidney, attorney at law 5 8 Walnut 8c
196 Spruce
Coxe Daniel W. merchant 95 south Frontj-dwelling
Chcsnut, 3d door above Seventh, north side
C^oxe Edward, Ijlacksmith 2d n. Germantcwii road
Coxe Edward, blacksmith 5'92 north Front
Coxe John D. 76 Walnut t
Coxe John Redman, m. d. and professor of chemis-
try in the University of Pennsylvania, 8 York
buildings
Coxe Tench, merchant 196 Spruce
Coxen George, engineer 8^ millwright 18 Locust
dwelling 246 Sprucfe
Coyle James, taylor 30 s. Water
Coyle Patrick, potter sch. Front near Locust
Coyle Patrick, labourer Currant alley
Coyle Patrick, weaver 3 1 3 north Third
Coyle Wm. carter 250 Cedar
Coyls Daniel, soapboiler 102 Crown
Coyls 8c M'Fadgen, tallow chandlers, 55 n. Sixth
Crabb Wm. jun. accomptant Walnut above Tenth
Craft Gershom, printer Sixth near Carpenter
Craft Jacob, carpenter Fourth near George (N. L.)
Craft Jacob, gun-bag maker 1 1 6 Budd [see Kraft
Crager George, cardmaker 137 Cherry
Craig Charles, grocer 136 German
Ci'aig L widow of Andrew, back 89 Passyunk
t Craig Jacob, coachman 104 north Eleventh
t Craig Jacob, sailmaker Pottery alley
Craig James, merchant 181 Chesnut
Craig John, nailer 283 noith Third
Craig Jane, widow Locust above Twelfth
Craig widow of John, 181 Chesnut
Craig Miss, 1 1 3 Spruce
Craig Robert, carter back 12 Oak (S.)
Craig Saml. smith near 39 Locust 8c 124 s. Tenth
Ci*aig Samuel, taylor back 52 Cherry
Craige John, carpenter Race near sch» Seventh
CRA ORE
Craige John^ saddler, 8cc. corner 3d.Sc GermariLOWi>
Road.
Crai^e Seth, saddle & harnessmakcr 246 High
Craige, Huston Sc Craige, saddle & harnessmakers
1 10 Hi^h
Craige, Marqiiedant Sc Huston, cotton manufactu-
rers 1 10 High, and factory Germantown road
near Pitt
Craige William, saddle & harnessmakcr, 1 10 High
Craighead Mary, widow 4 Stamper's alley
Cramer John, shipwright below 505 s. Second
\jsee Creamer,
Cramer Johti jun. shoemaker 35 Mary (S.)
Crammer, Jacob, bootmaker i 3 1 north Sixth
Cramond W. merchant 222 Mulberry
Cramp George, shipwright Marlborough n. Queen
Cramp Martin, fisherman Queen near Wood
t Cranchel B. widow, fruiterer 157 Chesnut
Crane , shoemaker Old York road above Noble
Crane A. wrought nailer Laurel (N. L.) [see Crean,
Crane John, carpenter 163 Green
Crane Roger, sea captain 28 Queen
Crafjsby George, mariner 5 1 Queen
Crantz Jacob, woodsawyer 147 St. John
Crant2 Peter, shoemaker 1 80 Lombard
Crap Nicholas, boot &c shoemaker 112 s. Second
Crap widow, storekeeper 17 Spruce
Crauthers Elizabeth, tavern keeper cor. Pine Sc 1 1th
Craven Jacob, cabinetmaker Greenwich st.
Crawford Alexander, taylor 28 Kupckel
Crawford Andrew, manner 75 Plum
Crawford James, insurance broker 73 s. 6th. office
in the coflfee house
Crawford widow cf James, 332 south Second
Crawford John, mate 53 Almond
Crawford John, baker 46 Filbert
Crawford Margaret, widow 151 St. John
Crawford Mrs. E. widow 12 Noble
Crawford Nathaniel, shipwright Sarah st.
Crawford Sarah, widow 25 Barron
Crawford Wm. labourer 132 Cedar
Cray croft Joseph, shoemaker 309 south Second
Cream Henry, sugar boiler 4th near Browne
CRE CRO
Creamer Christian, labourer 204 St. John
CVeamer Henry, 286 Arch ^aee Cramer*
Creamer Wm. carpet weaver Buttonwood above
Charles
Crean John, carpenter 55 south 7lh [see Crane
Crease Wm. G. boot and shoemaker 258 n. 2d
Creegemeyer Henry, labourer 438 Sassafras
Creeley Jno. ropemaker Federal above Second
Creely Michael, labourer Marlborough n. Bedford
Cregar Samuel, shoemaker Lawrence street
Cremona Peter, artificial flower maker 126 n. 4th
Cress Alexander, shoemaker 377 north Second
Cress George, feedstore 250 Lombard
Cress George, jun. harnessmaker 237 High
Cress Henry, innkeeper Chesnut Hill
Cress widow of J. inspector of customs 91 n. Sixth
Cress Peter, harnessmaker ^7 m Sixth
Cress Thomas, cooper 9 1 Crown
Cress Wm. labourer 359 north Second
Cressel Barbara, nurse 129 Callowhill
Cressman Henry, shoemaker 20 Farmer's alley
Cresson Benjamin, chinamerchant 197 Sassafras
Cresson Caleb, gentleman 43 Cherry
Cresson Caleb C. jun. merchant 29 north Third
Cresson James, chinamerchant 227 High
Cresson John Elliott, conveyancer 54 High
Cresson John H. merchant 14 north Second
Cresson Joseph, chinamerchunt 9 Church alley
Cresson J. accomptant 126 Cherry
Cresson Richard C. grocer 407 & 409 n. Front
Cribbin JoImi^ rigger 115 Catharine
Crilborn J. merchant I I Prune
Crilley Davis, blacksmith 489 north Third
Crisman Samuel, carpenter 283 south Fourth
Crist Henry, shipwright. Palmer
Crist John, cooper Palmer near Duke
Crist John, grocer Queen cor. Warren
CfTst Michael, shipwright Cherry near Duke
Criswell widow of Samuel, 43 north Sixth
Criter Ann, Germantown road above Second
Croasdill Wm. merchant 15 north 5th & 121 High *
Crockett John, carter 416 north Front
H 2
CRO^r-CRO
Crockett Samuel, taylor 4 Laurel an4 150 s.. Water
Crockett and Tumbelston, taylors N.W.cor. Water
and the Drawbridge dock
Croft Mrs. ofj Robert, cor. Callow hill and Juliana
Croft Thomas, mariner 177 Coats
Croll Zeblen, shoemaker 365 north Third
Crombargar John, flour merchant 314 High
Cromley Henry, carter Shippen's lane near Cctlar
Cromly Jacob, labourer 3 1 north Seventh ,
Cromwell John, bricklayer Schrivers* court
t Cromwell John, sailmaker 121 south Water
Cromwell Oliver, bricklayer Kunckel n. Tammany
Cronan Judith, clear starcher 6 Norris*s alley
Crone widow of Isaac, huckster Spafford
Groom Henry, hog victuialler James st.
Cropper Isaac, mariner 10 Callowhill
t Cropper Sarah, widow Cedar cor. Seventh
t Crosberry David, porter back 6 Locust
Crosby Daniel, labourer Hazle alley near Lyndall'.?
jCrosby M. stonecutter 7 Fayette
Crosby Peter, labourer Hickory lane above 6th
Crosier Benjamin, shoemaker Elmsley's alley
Croskey Geo. D. brewer 103 New
Croskey Richard, gentleman 186 Chesnut
C'roskey and Say, brewers 101 and 103 New
Cross Benjamin, teacher 35 Vine
Cross R. O. hatter 173 south Front
^.'loss Elizabeth, teacher 332 north Second
^.^iossman James, labourer Pryor's alley
[see Grossman
Crossman John, oysterman 424 n. Front
Crothers Hannah, widow 131 High
'rothers Robert, hatter 13 Crown
Crothers Wm. S. merchant 131 High
Crolto Henry, newscarrier 32 Farmer's alley
Croudin?^ Elizabeth, shopkeeper 66 north Sixth
Crousdeil John, woodsawyer 463 north Third
Crouse Michael, victualler 142 Vine
Crouta John B. pastrycook 240 High
Crow Thomas, painter, &c. Miller's court (N. L.)
Crowell James, teacher 18 Shippen and 49 Almond
Crowell Samuel, pilot 92 S^anson
Crowell Thomas, sea captain UO south Second '
Crowl Martin, mate 1 Bryan's alley
Crowley James, shoemaker Scott's alley
Crowley John, clock and watchmaker 130 s. Front
Crowley Timothy, fruiterer 16 Walnut [tee CrawCey
Crozet M. C suspenderraaker 77 New
Crozier Andrew, teacht^r 1 37 south Ninth
Cruckshank Joseph, printer and stationer 87 High
dwelling 16 Church alley
Crull Absalom, shoemaker, Poplar above Third
CruU George, labourer 29 Sugar alley
Crull Martin, rigger 2 Branner's alley
Crull Wm. hairdresser 90 Callowhill
Crumback Godfrey, shopkeeper 37 Passyunfk
Crumback Jacob, shoemaker 1 1 1 Christian
Crummel Rebecca, whitewasher 40 south Fifth
Crumpton Wm. silverplater 89 south Sixth
Cruse Jesse, carpenter 364 south Second
Cruson Wm. accomptant 227 Lombai^d
Cruthers John, carpenter sch. 8th near Vine
Cryder John, cordwainer 4th near Poplar
Cryder Mary C shopkeeper 165 north Third
Cudlipp John, shoemaker 26 German
Culbertson Mary, widow, teacher 246 norlh Front
Culin John, jun. taylor S.W. cor. High and W^ater
and 5 Chancery lane
Cullen Thomas, sea captain 275 s. Front [see CoUin
C'ulnan Charles, back 129 Walnut
Culnan George, taylor 60 Ann (N. L.)
Culp Jacob and Co. grocers 222 north Second
Culvert Martha, taylorcss 135 north Sixth
t Cummens Abraham, coachman Elmsley's alley
Cummens Charles, perfumer 45 south Third
t Cummens Charles, labourer 385 north Fourth
Cumming George M. merchant 2 Powell corner 5th
Cumming Richard P tinplate worker 262 n. 2d
Cummings , mariner 137 Swanson
Cunmiings Daniel, shoemaker 215 north Second
Cummings Enoch, printer 396 north Third
Cummings James, labourer 224 Cedar
Cummings Mary, widow, M'Culloch*s court
t Cummings Robt. D. oystcrraan Spruce above 8th
CUM— CUR
t Cammings Robert, carpenter Nicholson's court
Cummings William, hatter, back 130 north Fifth
Cumtnings Wm. grocer 26 Plum 8c 92 s. Wharves
Cummings Wm. carpe«ter 17 Garter's alley
Cummins David, merchant 68 south Wharves
Cummins Joseph, labourer cor. sch. 7th & Race
I Cummins Richard, labourer Acorn alley
Cummins William, merchant 36 Plum
Cummons James, shoemaker 45 Green
Cumpston Thomas, merchant 3X)l High
Cunitz Lewis, bleeder with leeches 170 Race
Cunning Patrick, labourer Shippen's lane
Cunningham Elizabeth, 13 Hurst
Cunningham James, shoemaker cor. 1 3th & Locust
Cunningham John, grocer 31 s. 2d [see Conyngham
Cunningham Mrs. of David, 33 north Eighth
Cunningham Patrick, ca-rpenter 219 Cedar
Cunningham Robert, vreaver 75 north Sixth
Curbin A. mariner 419 south Front
Curby Edward, mariner 1 4 Pine
Curby Wm. mariner 154 St. John
Curcier Andrew, merchant 69 Walnut & 80 s. Frpnt
Cure Louis, jeweller 83 Mulberry
Curies Adin, sea captain 102 Swanson
Ciirren widow of N. 161 n. 3d [see Currin
Carrey Ann and Eliz. washerwomen, back 126 s. 8lh
Currey Israel, shoemaker, back 1 12 s. 2d
Currey Samuel, shoemaker 4 South alley
^see Corrcyi Curry, Curric
Currie Helen, boarding house 4 Patten's court
Currie Martin, segarmaker Baker's alley
Currie Wm. m. d. 119 south Fifth
Currin James, cordwainer Baker's court
Currin James, hatter Fromberger's court
Currin Timothy, plaisterer Juniper lane [see Curren
Curry Archd. carpenter Arch n. sch. Front
Curry Elizabeth, widow 64 Tammany Isee Currey
Curry John, merchant tailor 118 Walnut
Curry John, shoemaker 2d below Federal
Curry M. shoemaker 329 north Sefcond
Curry Samuel, cordwainer 47 s. Third
Curry Samuel, gardener cor. Pine and sch. 7th
CUR—- DAI
C'artis Asa, grocer N.'E. corner Mulberry and Se-
cond and 25 Elfreth's allty
Curtis C. carpeiiter 41 New Market
Curtis E. tayJor 18 Coombs', alley [see Kurtz
Curtis Isaac, shoemaker 295 north Third
Curtis John, potter 405 and 407 south Front
Curtis John H. merchant 407 south Front
t Curtis Joseph, yeoman Seventh near Pine
Curtis Mrs. manluamaker York street
Curtis Margaret, \v«ibher\voman 285 St. John
t Curtis Samuel, sweep 34 Powell
Curtis Wm. fancy chairmaker 130 Walnut
Curtis Wm. chairmaker 7 Gray's alley
Curts William, Ridge above Francis
Cushing Caleb, sea captain 42 1 south Front
Culbush James, druggist and chemist 35 s. 4lh
Cutbush Doctor, 153 n. 3d or at U. S, navy yard
Cuthbert A. masimaker 9 1 Swanson and 41 Penn
Cuthbert FlizH, gentlewoman 397 n. Front
Cuthbert James L. merchant 102 south Wharves
and 189 south Third
Cuthbert John t?* Ja». L.. merchants 102 s. Wharves
Cuthbert T. merchant 264 south Second and 3 Lit-
tie Water
Cuthberlson James, weaver sch. 5th n. Chesnut
Cuiherel Willis, tailor Elbow lane
Cyfarrid Christiana, nurse Scott's alley
t Cyrus James, oakcooper 200 Cherry
Dabadis JoHK, merchant S. £• cor. High and 5tbi
Da Costa Catherine, Margarelta street
Da Costa Joseph, sea captain 258 n. Front
Dadeker Adam, baker Marlborough
Daffin Elizabeth, teacher 35 Powell
Dager John, wheelwright 1 3th below Chesnut
Dahlgren Bernard, accomptant 79 5c 123 Walnut
Daily Bernard, typefounder Grissel's alley
Daily Dennis, 50 Coats*
\. Dixily Henry, porter Garden above Vine
Daily John, grocer 44 south Eighth
Daily Wm. tavernkeepcr 243 south Sixth
DAI DAR
Dairy James, labourer EImslle*s alley
Dale James, sailmaker 1 1 5 north Front
Dale Peter, labourer 60 Passyunkroad
Dale commodore Richard, Spruce below Fourth
Dallaker Mary, widow 48 Cherry
Dallam Samuel, tavernkeeper (North Ward Hotel)
173 High
Dallas Alexander J. attorney of the United States
for the district of Pennsylvania 98 s. Fourth
Dallas Wm. plaisterer Oak near Coats
Dallett Elijah 8c Thomas, soap and candle mann-
feicturers 34 High
Dallman John, smith and pumpmaker 204 n. 8th.
Dally Mary, shopkeeper 1 1 1 High
Dalrymple Eliz. nurse Prime below Second
Dalton Wm. shoemaker 100 n. Eleventh
Daly Edward, bookbinder 12 Fromberger's court
Daly John, sea captain 200 n. Front
Daly Nicholas, cabinetmaker 122 & 133 Lombard
Dalzel Wm. chinastore 244 s. Second
Danenhower Charles, innkeeper 139 n. Fourth
Danenhower Geo. flour inspector 1 12 Callowhill
Daney John, victualler Hanover
Danford Thomas, pewterer corner 1 3th and High
Dangel Maria, widow Thirteenth above Race
Daniel Aaron, shipwright Shackamaxon
Daniel Samuel, wharf-builder 400 north Front
Danielly John, carter Oak near Coats
Daniels George, carpenter Billing's court
Daniels Joshua, carter Pine above Juniper
Daniels Wni. mariner 189 north Front
Dankel Henry, biscuit baker Crooked billet wharf
Dankwerth John, bakw 151 Cherry
Dannaker Christian, storekeeper 135 north Third
Dannaker John, victualler Crown above Queen
Dannenberg C. merchant 319 High
Darby Samuel, carpenter 15 Duke (N. L.)
Dardine John L. 31 Green
Dare Hannah, seamstress Fromberger's court
Dare Robert, shallopman 120 Swanson
Darland Thomas, harnessmaker Chester n. Vine
Darley Sarah, widow 225 Cherry
Darley widow of John, dealer 289 Sassafras
DAR DAV
DarUng Mrs. of John, 74 SwansoD
Darling Samuel, commission merchant 54 Filbert
and 326 High
Darlton Biddy, widow 44 Strawberry
Darnell Henry, carter 123 north Water
Darr Jacob, leech-bleeder 154 n. Fourth
Darr John, victualler 83 Brown
Darr Nicholas, shoemaker Rose alley (N. L.)
Darrach Ellena, teacher 26 Pear st.
Darrach James, hatter 62 south Second
Darrach John, labourer Vine near Broad
Dartis Michael B. gentleman 35 Almond
Daub John, engineer corner sch. 2*d and Walnut
Dauce Simeon, lapidary and jeweller 5 Cherry
Dauch Henry, tobacconist Prince corner Crown
Dauderman Jacob, cooper 40 Moravian alley
Daul John, engineer Front near Walnut
Davalt Henry, carter Fourth above Browne
Davarex Mary, shopkeeper 46 Spruce
Davenport Francis, brewer back 1 4 Cherry
Davenport widow of Jaities, cooper 190 s. Second
Davenport widow of John, hatter 41 north Second
Davenport Robert, jeweller 1 Laurel st. (C.)
Davenport Wm. mathematical instrument maker
45 s. Front \_3ee Devtn/iort.
Daves F. whitesmith 172 Crown
Davey John J. cabinetmaker Cox's alley
David D. & S. shopkeepers 27 north Ninth
David Francis S. merchant Tenth, third door be-
low Chesnut
David Jacob, storekeeper 196 n. Second
D^id John, 100 s. Second
David & Worrell, storekeepers 196 n. Second
Davidson D. tavemkeeper 183 s. Front and 182 s.
Water
Davidson Andrew, shipwright 84 Swanson
Davidson A. sailmaker Sumeri*s wharf and 232 n.
Front [^see Davison.
Davidson Eliza, shocwarehouse 1 7 1 s. Second
Davidson John, baker 229 s. Fourth
Davidson Nathan, merchant I n. Ninth
Davidson Robert, sailmaker 1 1 1 Catharine
Davidson Robert, carpenter 286 Vine
DAV DAV
Davidson \Vm, gentleman 28 n. Ninth
Davidson Wm. 5 Sansom
Davies Edward, coach painter back 31 n. Ninth
Davies Rebecca, milliner 208 south Second
Davis Aaron, jeweller 134 s. Tenth
Davis Adam, weaver corner Fourth & Cedar
Davis Abner, shoestore 84 High
Davis Abraham, mariner 61 Queen (S.)
Davis Absa. stonemason corner sch. 7th & Cherry
Davis Andrew, mariner Fetter lane
Davis Armon, flour merchant, store 224 High,
dwelling Eleventh near Chesnut
Davis Benjamin, shipwright Queen near Hanover
Davis Benjamin, jun. carter 179 Coats
Davis Benjamin, storekeeper 40 n. Second
Davis Catharine, innkeeper 4 Bank
Davis Catharine, widow back 89 Passyunk
Davis Charles, carpenter Browne st. (K.)
Davis Daniel, taylor 155 n. Sixth
Davis Daniel, combmaker back 97 Coats
Davis , bookbinder 122 s. Tenth
Davis David, mate back 37 Newmarket s:
Davis Eli, shoemaker 393 n. Second
Davis Elijah, drayman 71 Budd
Davis Elijah, 5 Heyde*s court
Davis Eliza, seamstress Webb's alley
Davis Evan, shoemaker 36 Mulberry
Davis George, broker 30 Walnut and 10 Sansom
Davis Hannah, shopkeeper Callowhill st. wharf
Davis Isaac, tanner and currier, corner Fifth and
Noble, and corner Old York road and Noble
Davis Jacob, quill manufacturer Noble between
Second ^ Third
Davis James, smith 187 Shippcn and 53 Fitzwalter
Davis James, suspendermaker 22 High
Davis Jesse, innkeeper 36 Bank \jiee Deavn.
Davis John, labourer 131 Plum
Davis John, labourer Germaritown Pw« near 1st. gate
Davis John, taylor 3 1 n. Fourth
•f Davis John, hairdresser 174 s. Second
Davis John, labourer cornc r sch. 7th. 8t Lombard
Davis John, storekeeper 20 s. Second
Davis John, shoestore 40 High
DAV- — DA\
Davis John, tobacconist 344 High
Davis John, cabinetmaker back 459 s. Secoiic:
Davis John, cabinetmaker 20 Sassafras alley
t Davis John, shoemaker 12 Gilles*s alley-
Davis widow of John, Lily alley
Davis Jonathan, carpenter 175 Pine
Davis Joseph, carpenter 1 1 Wagner's alley
Davis Joseph, hatter 25 1 n. Second
Davis John, bookbinder 57 s. Front
Davis Joseph, stonemason sch. Fourth near Arch
Davis Mary, ladies boarding house 94 n. Ninth
Davis Mary, late ironmonger 168 n. Second
Davis Mrs. widow 50 Duke st. (N. L.)
Davis Nathaniel, 179 Coats
Davis Noah, bricklayer 114?; St. John's
Davis P. widow corner Garden and Wood
Davis P. shoemaker corner 2d isf Germantown R
Davis Rachel, widow back 27 Noble
Davis Richard, sea captain back 3 Swanson
Davis Richard, gentleman 369 High
Davis Robert, carpenter 27 Brewer's alley
Davis Samuel iE. accomptant 32 1 Race nearNiiiih
Davis Sampson, carpenter 183 Cherry
Davis Samuel, oysterman Britton's alley
Davis Sarah, nurse 7 Brewer's alley
Davis Stephen, innkeeper 184 Callowhill
Davis Thomas, cordwainer 124 s. Fifth
Davis Thomas, innkeeper 164 High
Davis Thomas, wharf-builder 33 Christian
Davis Thomas, shipjoiner Oak near Coats'
Davis Thomas, shoemaker 139 Green
t Davis Thomas, carter 21 Middle alley
Davis Thos. blacksmith Old York R. n. Tamman\
Davis Thomas, shallopman Rose alley near Coats
Davis Thomas, boot i^ shoemaker 142 s. Front
Davis William, blockmaker Swede's alley
Davis William, moulder Sheaff's alley
Davis William, taylor 6 s. Fifth
Davis William, carpenter 227 Cedar
Davis William, taylor 51 n. Third
t Davis Wm. woodsawyer Maiy alley ^ 25 Tarn*
marv »-
J
DAV DEA
Davis William, shipchandler corner Sassafras and
Water, dwelling N. W corner Mulberry ^ 7th
Bavis ^ Willis, shoewarehouse 40 High
Davis Zephaniah, stonemason Clover alley
Davison Adam, labourer Aspen alley n. Spruce
.Davison Henry, smith 4 Crab \jee Davidson
Davison Mrs, of William, 134 Cedar
Davison Robert, sailmaker 1 1 1 Catharine h 59 Dock
Dawes Abija, merchant 126 south Second
Dawes Ann, widow 20 north Sixth
Dawes Deborah, teacher 6 Norris* alley
Dawes Francis, millwright 44 Vine
Dawes Saml. F. merchant, 126 south Second
Dawes Sibyl & Co. storekeepers 6 south 2d
Dawes Timothy, mate 15 Budd
Daws Wm. C. tailor 64 north Sixth
Dawson Eliza, widow Raspberry alley
Dawson George, soap and candle factory 373 s. 2d
Dawson G. B. sea captain corner IVont and Pine
Dawson Jonas, clock and watch maker 397 High
Dawson and Morrison, brewers 79 and 8 1 Chesnm
Dav;son Robert, gentleman 101 n. Second
Dawson Wm. brewer 77 Chesnut
Day Benjamin, shipwright Sarah
Day Catharine, widow, 8 Oak street
Day Humphrey, shoemaker 96 Swansor
Day Jacob, labourer 362 north Front
Day John, labourer Juniper above 8th
Day Joseph, smhh Upper ferry road
Day Mary, tayloress 68 north Second
Day M. bonnetm^er 17 Strawberry
Day Michael, gardener Palmer near West
Day Samuel, taylor 12 Stall's court
Dazey Jemima, widow, 5 Hartung's alley
Deacon Israel, taylor 55 Tammany
Deacon Peter, mariner near 56 Catharine
Deakery Joseph; confection'ir 135 north Second
Deal Andrew, carter Germantown R. n. 4th
Deal Christ, baker 387 north Fourth
Deal Christian, stockingweaver Callowhill n. lOth
Deal Conrad, late baker 283 s. PVont
[fice Dale and Dubl
DEA DEG
Deal Daniel, late smith Queen n. Marlborough
Deal Elias, baker 25 Appletree alley
DealJacob, shopkeeper 23 Julianna
Deal Jacob, grocer Queen near Hanover
Deal John, labourer sch. 7th n. Cherry
Deal John, carter Germantown R. n. 1st gate
Deal John, porter isf Coats'
Deal John, victualler 299 north Eighth
Deal M. widow 305 north Eighth
Deal Peter, carpenter Queen n. Marlborough
Deamtr John, oak cooper Cox's alley
Dearr.tT Lewis, 65 Queen (S.)
Dean Alexander J. teacher Clover alley and 145 s.
Sixth
Dean John, salt manufacturer 76 north 5th
Dean Richard, wheelwright cor- Germantown R. 8c
Sixth
Deaver John, labourer Webb's alley
Deuvs Isaac, carpenter 220 Walnut ^ste Davis
De Binder Jos. boatbuikler Prime n. Cd
De Beust John, sailmaker corner Ptnn and Pine
De Borah , 36 Meade alley
De Borah Hugh, labourer 102 Swanson
Debosque Henry, High n. sch. 7th
Debouis Benjamin, box maker 368 n. 3d
Dechapel , 132 Lombard
Decker Moses, labourer 75 Green [6re Ducker
Decker P. L storekeeper 258 s. Fourth
Deckers, widow of Martin, grocer 16 Cedar
Deckhart Jacob, victualler 446 Sassafras
Decoster Charles, oak cooper 3 Prune yee Dacocta
Dedff'bach David, saw maker 4 South alley
Deeter Rachel, mantuamaker 185 north Front
Defield Jesse, Moyamensing R. n. Christian
Defield John Peter, shoemaker Merritt's lane
Deforest George, combmaker 3 Schriver's court
Deforest widow of Henry, cabinetmaker 64 n. 8th
Deg Ludwick, tallow chandler Germantown R. be-
low Second
Degay A. washerwoman 24 Stamper's alley
Degen John T. shoemaker 21 i north Eighth
Degog Doctor John, corner Walnut and Fifth
DE DEM
De Graff'e Charles, gentleman corner Spruct & 4lii
Degreeves John B. pilot 32 Queen (S.)
D« Haven Holsfein, carpenter upper 45 n. 6th
De Haven Hugh, merchant upper 45 north Sixti:>
De Haven Hugh, jr. merchant upper 45 n. 6th
De Haven Mrs. of Jonathan, Prospect alley
De Haven Peter, genilernan upper 41 n. 6ih
t Dehony Daniel, waiter Elm slie's alley
Oeimling F. G. commission merchant 3 n. 5tli
Oeimling Francis C accomptant 2 Quarry
Oeitz John, bricklayer 203 nonh Third
i)eitz Peter, oak cooper 33 Union {^see Ditz^ Dieiz
Deklyn Theodore, block and pump maker Oak
above Hay scales and Poplar above Front
Dekwight David, mariner 4 Little Water
De la Croix C. J. Philadelphia distillery, wine and
liquor store 264 n. 2d and 21 south Front
De la Croix Louis, confectioner, back 326 Race
Delamar G. & F. sawyers George near 1 Ith
Delamater John, merchant 68 north Eighth
De La Montagne, shoemaker 50 German
Delange Jacob, storekeeper 115 north Third
I Delancey James, boxmaker 163 St. John's
Delany Lydia, milliner 131 south Second
Delany Patrick, harnessmaker 8 Locust
Delany Wm. attorney at law 50 s. Sixth
Delap Humphrey, Ridge n. Callowhill
Delaplaine Joseph, bookseller S.W, corner Chesnut
and Seventh
Delaunay widow of Robert, 75 Walnut
Delaunay Peter, merchant 1 17 Spruce
Delavau Isaac, shipwright, back 219 Swanson
Delavau James, fruiterer 158 north Third
Delavau John, shipbuilder 217 Swanson
Delavau Joseph, grocer 176 Spruce
Delavau William, fancy chair maker 83 Walnut
Delone M. barber 324 north Front
Deluy Ylaire F. hairdresser 2 s. 6th
Demerlier J. B. shoemaker 172 south Second
Dempsey John, accomptant 53 ; ouih Water
Dempsey John, cordwainer 132 Cedar
Dempsey Mrs. of Peter, 464 nonh Second
DEM DES
Dempster James, carter Thirteenth near Sassafras
Denabre John, sea captain 79 New
Denckla widow of Christian H. merchant 12 n. 3d
Denham S. seamstress 332 south Second
Denison Frederick, drummer Oak (N. D.)
Denison James, potter 2 Bryan's alley
Denman Aaron, merchant 329 High & 214 Arch
Denney Dennis, carver and gilder 10 Fromberger's
court
Denning Catharine, 23 Lombard
Denning E. tanner 404 north 3d
Denning Jesse, shoemaker 23 Appletree alley
Dennis Annanias, labourer 29 Prime
Dennis Ann, seamstress Friend's Alms house
Dennis Jer. shoemaker Frankford K. n. Queen
Dennis John, coroner 90 north Sixth
Dennis Col. Richard, of U. S. army 102 s. 8th
Dennison George, teacher 87 south Fifth
Denniston John, gentleman 2 Locust
Dent John, hatter St. Joseph's avenue
De Pusy Bureaux, widow 1 12 south Eighth
Derbyshire widow of John, carpenter Carpenter's
court
/)erbyshire Thos. teacher Carpenter's corirt
Deringer Henry, gunsmith 374 north Front
Deroche Peter, grocer ksf tavern Hickoi'y lane n. 9th
Deroug Peter, 93 north Third
Derr John, sugar boiler 147 Cherry
Derr Martin, sugar refiner 14 Branner's alley
Derrick George, labourer Cooper's court (N. L.)
Derrick John, mariner 301 south Third
Derry Hannah, widow, 1 Gray's alley
Desabaye Lewis, painter, ^c. Randall's court
l^esauque Lewis, merchant 1 14 south Second
Deschapelles A. merchant corner Lombard and 5lh
Deshire Henry, blacksmith cor. Noble and 6th
Deshong Matthias, merchant 71 Walnut
De Silver Joseph, grocer 168 north Water
Desilver Robert, bookseller, binder, t^'c. 1 10 Walnut
Desilver Thomas, bookseller and binder, stationer
and card manufacturer 220 High ^ 152 s, 6lk
Desmaric John, carpenter 7 liinckel's court
12
DES-i— DIG
Desmond Timothy, painter and glazier 99 Spruce
Despinose widow of Jerome, 174 soutK Sixth
Deswald John, hostler 45 Elder
jDeswan Christopher, glue maker above 543 n. 3d
Deter Henry, labourer Race n sch. 8th
Detlar John F. coppersmith 225 n. 2d^ Walker's
court
DeTune Jane, gentlewoman 305 s. Front
Devalin F. labourer Steinmetz court
Devarieux Madame, mantuamaker 124 Pine
Deveney John, labourer Beach near Marlborough
Deveney William, 13 Christian
t Devenseu Peter, porter Seventh below Shippen
Dever Michael, mariner 7 Pottery alley
Devere Peter, labourer cor. Spruce and sch. 6th
Devereux John, sea captain 49 1 south Front
Devin Sarah, shopkeeper Cherry above 1 1th
Devitt Hugh, baker 240 Cedar
Devitt James, cordwainer 287 south Front
Devitt Patrick, drayman back 123 Plum
Devver Margaret, seamstress 187 south Seventh
Dewees Benjamin, shoemaker Hay scales, Seventh
near Vine, N. E. public square
Dewees David, taylor on the drawbridge
Devvtes Jesse, windsOr chairmaker 19 Dock
Dewees L. ship and anchor smithPrimen. Swanson
Dewees Martha, widow 6 St. Mary
Dewees Mrs. E. seamstress 66 north Seventh
Dewees S. and D. taylors on the drawbridge
Dewees Spencer, taylor on the drawbridge
t)ewer Susannah, teacher 46 Gaskill
©twey James, grocer 213 Cedar cor. Sixth
De Witt Peter, grocer 30 Budd
f Dexter Sarah, whitewasher 222 south Seventh
Dic'.moncI Jacob, carpenter I3th above Sassafras
Diamond widow of Martin, 11 Walnut [seeJDimond
Dias Henrietta, 95 Pine
Dice widow of Adam, cor. Cherry and sch. 8th
Dick widow of Alexander, grocer 29 south Front
Dick Daniel, jun. and Co. tobacconists 47 s. Front
Dick Dinie!, merchant 49 south Front
Dick Frederick, carpenter Moyamensing belcJw
Christian
1^*' .
Die— D IF
Dick Jacob, shipwright Frankford road n. Queen
Dick Peter, taylor below 505 south Second
Dick Philip, A7 south Front
Dickens Ann, widow 268 St. John
Dickenshect David, labourer Poplar near St. Johp
Dickenson F. shoemaker Queen above Frankford R.
Dickenson James, ropemaker Crown n. Prince
Dickenson widow of General, cor. Chesnut and 8lh
Dickenson Phebe, cake baker 158 south Second
Dickerson Aaron, m d. 32 Callowhill
Dickerson John, drayman Callowhill st. wharf
Dickerson John, shoemaker Mark's lane
Dickerson William, ropemaker 23 Hopkins' court
Dickes Frederick, cabmetmaker Cherry near Duke
Dickes Peter, whitesmith Queen n. Marlborough
Dickeson Wm. hatter Adelphi avenue
Dickey B. coachman 38 Moravian alley
Dickinson Abel, printer (Whitehall) Ridge road n.
Buttonwood
Dickinson Catharine, widow 274 St. John
Dickinson widow of Daniel, glover 32 s. Second
Dickinson Jesse, carter 20 Noble
Dickinson Joseph, mariner back 108 Christian
Dickinson Joseph L. music master 93 Green
Dickinson Nathan, weigher, above 5 SO north Front
Dickinson Sarah, widow back 1 1 1 north Fifth
Dickinson Solomon, cotton manuf. 190 Callowhill
Dickison and Little, cake and pastry cooks 164
Spruce
Dickson Hugh, shoemaker 3 Pewterplatter alley
Dickson John, groctr 200 s. Third, cor. Gaskill, &
dwelling 43 Gaskill [ste Dixon
Dickson Wm. labourer back 390 Sassafras
Diehl Nicholas, notary public, office Carpenter's
building, next door to the custom house, duell-
ing 54 south 1 1th [^see Deal
Diehl Thomas, merchant 57 north Fourth
Diehr Adam and Lohrer, smiths 104 Coats
Dictz Joseph J. artist Filbert below 1 1th
Dietz Michael C. gentleman Walnut above 11th
[see DeiiZ
Difer Hapman) smith Pearson's court
Die-— DIX
Dlgel Jacob, victualler sch. 8th near Arch
Dilcart John, innkeeper 340 north Second
Dilcart Peter, soap, 8cc. manufacturer 343 n. 2d
Dilhorn Nathaniel, biscuit baker 1 67 north Water,
30 south Wharves, and dweHing 82 Mulberry
Dilks Andrew, carter above 447 north Front
Dilks Andrew, carter Kessler's court
Dillin A, labourer 2 1 4 south Sixth
Dillin widow of John, mariner 4 York court
Dillin Jno. labourer 293 Mulberry
Dillin Owen, bricklayer Elizabeth street
Dillin Wm. shoemaker 32 north Tenth
Dillin Mrs. ofWm. 1 58 north Eighth
Dillinger John, storekeeper 192 north Second
Dillingham widow of Simeon, 35 Walnut
Dillingham Wm. H. attorney at law 35 Walnut
Dillon James, copperplate printer 12 Walnut
Dillon John, 13 Little Oak
Dillon John, maltster 30 Spruce
Dilman Jacob, labourer 458 north Third
Dil worth James, ironmonger 59 north Second
Dil worth Sarah, hardware store 128 south Front
Dilworth Wm. ironmonger 128 south Front
Dilwortli Wm. storekeeper 120 Filbert
Dilworth Wm. fur merchant 4 south Fifth
t Dimond J. F. hairdresser 261 s. 4th [see Diamond
Dinnin Robert, carpenter 188 south Sixth
Dinsman John, gunsmith 404 north Third
Dismary Jno. carpenter 9 1 Green
DitmyreC. tanner 444 north Front
Ditmyre Godfrey, tanner 460 north Front
Diver John, labourer Vine near Broad .
Divers Joseph, carpenter 4 Filbert and 1 1 Wagner's
alley
Dixcy Thomas, pumpmaker Fitzwalter above 7th
Dixey Charles, sea captain Fitzwalter above 7th
Dixey James, currier 110 Sassafras
Dixey Wm. printer 154 south Fifth
Dixon Joseph, mustard manufactory 30 s. Front, &
only son of the late John Dixon
Dixon James, accomptant 77 north Second
Dixon Mary, widow cor. Locust and Uth
DIZ DON
jji.-ioii Mary, widow 18 Little Water
Dixon Michael, sea captain 151 Locust
t Dixon, Samuel, woodsawyer 163 Coats
Dixon widow of captain, 128 Coals [see Dick 807i
Dixon Wm. merchant 36 Dock
Dobbins Caleb, carpenter CaJlowhill near Crown
Dobbins Thomas, merchant laylor 5 s. Front and 4
s. Water
Dobelbower /.ewis, printeF 459 south Second
Dobleman Frederick, silversmith St. Joseph's avenue
Dobson Jonathan, shoemaker 383 n. Third
Dobson Samuel, carpenter 115 Walnut
Dobson Thomas, bookseller and stationer 41 s 2d
Dodd Joseph, grocer 288 s. Fourth
Dodds Joseph, shoemaker 2d below Federal
Doemer M. c?* S. Queen near Cherry
Dohnert J. H. taylor 186 Kace
Doig John, stonecutter 215s. Sixth
Doke Matthew, labourer Pine near Eleventn
Dolan John, mariner 63 German
Dolbert John, mariner 41 Duke (N. L.)
Dolby Joseph, sexton 2 1 Cherry
Dolby Mary, chinastore 338 south Second
Dolby Mrs.boardinghouse 64 s. 8th
Dolman A. M. mantuamaker 21 Vernon
Dolman John, bootmaker Walnut below Tenth
Dolton Daniel, shoemaker 86 Dock
Doman John, 6 Cox's alley [see Doiuman
Dominick John, mariner, back 385 s. Front
Dondhy Roger, musician 15 Hurst
Donaldson Andrew, mastmaker, Penn n. Maiden
Donaldson Arthur, trader Malt alley
DonaUhon Isaac, hatter 76 n. 2d laec Donnaidaon
Donaldson John, carpenter 297 s. Front
Donaldson Joseph, halter 72 n. 2d
Donaldson Lydia, shopkeeper 393 south Second
Donaldson N. widow, 224 Catherine street
Donaldson Wm. T. mastmaker 68 Swanson
Donath Joseph & Co. merchants 28 s. Front
Donavon Bartholomew, 34 Strawberry
Donby Alex, labourer Moyamensing n. Primf
Done Abm. blacksmith, back 510 n. Front
DON DOR
Donegan ThomaSj storekeeper 410 n. 2d
Donnahew James, labourer 152 Swanson
Donnaldson Andrew, sea captain 31 Queen (S-)
[«fe DonaldsQ^ii
Donnaldson Edward M. sea captain 38 Walnut
Donnaldson John, jr. wine merchant 43 Dock
Donnaldson John, broker 43 Dock and 38 Walnut
Donne Conrad, labourer Germantown R. n. 1st gale
Donnell John, mariner 389 s. Front 8c Little German
Donnell Nathaniel, 23 Catharine
Donnell Robert, labourer 1 1th n. Lombard
Donnelly David, labourer Prosperous alley
Donnelly F. labourer Race n. sch. Front
Donaelly Hugh, near 8 ^ Plum
Donnelly Geo. sea captain 5 1 Noble
Donnelly James, stevadore 50 Passyunk
Donnelly James, carpenter cor. 1 Ith 8c Pine
Donnelly James, soapboiler 77 north Fifth
Donnelly James, drayman 295 north Third
Donnelly widow of John, turner Juniper alley
Donnelly John, labourer 405 Sassafras
Donohue Matthew, tallow chandler 1 6 Sassafras alley
Donnohue Matthew, labourer, back 38 Ann (N. L.)
Donohue Margaret, tayloress 166 s. 4th
Donot Rachel, grocer 42 Coats*
i>onovan John, sea captain 382 south Front
i>oran jDaniel, tailor 113 High
i>oran widow of John, grocer corner Walnut & lOih
i7oran M. merchant corner Chesnut & Second
X?oran Patrick, 288 south Front
/)oran Thomas, mariner 247 s. Fourth
jDoran William, grocer cor. sch. 8th 8c Sassafras
t />oris Peter, coachman 134 n. Eleventh
JDoris Sarah, widow, Beach n. High bridge
X>orland Mary, seamstress, back 35 Arch
DovVic Jaques, teacher 6 Sansom
iJorman John C. woodsawyer Queen n.4th
Uormet Thomas, victualler 514 n. Front
i)orn John, shoemaker 201 north Front
i?orsey Benedict, grocer 3 south Third
Z)orsey E. gentlewoman 65 New
/Jersey John, auctioneer 61 and 63 south Front
DOR DOU
Dorsey John S. m. d. 120 Mulberry
Dorsey 55* Peterson, grocers 3 s. Third
Dotterer Henry, millwright 8cc. Schriver's couri
Dottro Barney, cordwainer 198 n. Tliird
Doughert Abm. labourer 17 Crabb
Dougherty Alexander, taylor 154 Race
Dougherty Mrs. of Charles, back 1 34 s. Fourth
Dougherty Daniel, grocer 204 Shippen
Dougherty Daniel, carter ^ grocer 296 Lombard
Dougherty George, ironmonger Sc ship chandler
145 & 147 s. Front
Dougherty George, carter back 105 German
Dougherty Hugh, carter 528 n. Front cor. Laurel
Dougherty Hugh, mariner 64 Penn
Dougherty Mrs. of James, laboiirer Mark's lane
Dougherty John, grocer corner Lombard & Sixth
Dougherty John, carter 259 Catharine
Dougherty Joseph, miller 215 s. Fifth
Dougherty widow of J. boardinghouse 9 Elbow lane
Dougherty Martin D. sea captain 120 Pine
Dougherty Mrs. washerwoman 112 s. Second
Dougherty Michael, fisherman Beach n. Warren
Dougherty Richard, lumber merchant 177 s. 7th
Dougherty Thos. labourer Queen n. Frankford R.
Dougherty Thomas, labourer cor. 10th iJ" Shippen
Dougherty W. sen. soapboiler Callowhill above 8th
Dougherty William, labourer Washington n. Vine
Deugherty William, labourer Elmslie's alley
Dougherty William, labourer Cedar near Broad
Douglass Abm. 86 Cedar
Douglass Elizabeth, shopkeeper 251 Vine
Douglass Francis, bricklayer 118 n. Fourth
Douglass John, shoemaker 57 s Front
Douglass John, one of the aldermen 174 s. Fourth
Douglass John, jun. cabinetmaker 133 s. Third
Douglass John, typefwmdcr Cedar above Tenth
Douglass John, corner Fourth isf Christian
Douglass John, jun. corder at High st. wharf
Douglass Joseph, snilmaker 90 Cedar
Douglass Peter, cabinetmaker 12 Elfreth's alley
Douglass Mrs, )vidow, cake baker 245 s. Front
«t Douglass Robert, hairdresser It" perfumer 5 4
Mulberry
DOU DRA
Douglass ^ Ware, sailmakers 48 south Wharvts
t Douglass William, shoemaker Queen n. Shacka-
maxon
Douty Elias, blacksmith 42 George (S.)
Douty Jacob, shoemaker I Chester st.
Douzy H. F. de, vice consul from France 179 Wal-
nut (Sansom's row)
Dow George, boardinghouse 353 s. Front
Dow John, printer Elizabeth near Seventh
Dowd John, mariner 185 Cedar
Dowd John, tobacconist Steinmetz court
Dowell James, teacher 37 Race ijf 102 Cherry
Dowerman Mary, widow Penn near Maiden
Dowerman Matthew, shipwright Sarah st.
Dowers John, sen. late sailmaker 83 s. Sixth
Dowers Joshua, cordwainer Maple st.
Dowers Nicholas, stablekeeper 60 isf n. 48 Lombard
Dowman Thomas, currier Rose alley near Coats
\8ee Doman.
Downey John, labourer Mark's lane
Downey Margaret, seamstress 5 Bell's court
Downing Jacob, iron merchant 1 19 n. Water llf 22>
n. Fourth
Downing John J. merchant Clifford's wharf
Downing Rachel, shopkeeper 368 High
Downs Earl, shoemaker corner Shippen ^ 7th
Downs Matthew, George above Twelfth
Doyle Bartholomew, stablekeeper Hartung's alley
Doyle Charles, millstone maker 2 Filbert
Doyle ^ Callaghan, burr millstone makers 2 Filbert
Doyle Francis, bookbinder 248 Lombard
Doyle James, oakcooper 100 Cedar
'Doyle James, shoemaker Swanwick
Doyle John, grocer 338 High
Doyle John, tavernkceper 8 High
Doyle Matthew, farmer Vineyard
Doyle Mrs. of Michael, boardinghouse 4 Penr.
Doyle Walter, soapboiler, &c. 357 Mulberry
t D' Pee Thomas, waiter Sec. 163 Pine
Drais Daniel, sail maker 25 south Wharvf^
Drake John, carter 530 north Third
Drake John, mariner \9\ %. Sixth
DRA DUB
Drake Margaret, boardinghouse S.E. corner Little
George and Seventh
Draper Francis, labourer Green's court
t Draper Jacob, porter 101 Spruce
t Draper Jesse, woodsawyer back 2 Bedford (M.)
Draper John, engraver 47 Sansom
Draper Jonathan, shoemaker 12^ Pine
Dreer Frederick, cabinetmaker ltd Sassafras and
102 n. Fifth
Dresser Solomon, cordv/ainer cor. Carpenter Si?* 4tli
Drew John, flaxhackler 202 Shippen
Drew N.c5'Co. grocers n. e. cor. Water cjT'Mulbern
Drigger John, stevadore 275 n. Front
Dring Mrs. of Samuel, back 3 Bedford
Drinker Henry, cashier of the bank of North Ame-
rica 30 n. Front
Drinker Henry S. gentleman 49 Filbert
Drinker John, attorney at law 144 s. Second
Drinker Joseph D. merchant 36 Carter's alley,
dwelling 91 s. Eighth
Drinker Richard, grocer 30 n. Front
Drink water Wm. grocer l^ bottler 85 s. Froiit
Drisdell Jdhn, oysterman 6 York court
Drosdorf Charles A. ^ Roberts, grocers 126 s. 8th
Droz Charles, clock Uf watchmaker 1 49 Walnut
Droz widow of Humberz A. L. 38 Pine
Droz 55" Sons, clock iJ" watchmakers 149 Walnu'
Druelman Mary (Jf Sarah, 3 Wood
Drum B. attoi-ney at law 87 s. Fifth
Drum John, victualler Garden above Callowhill
Drum William, victualler 302 n. Eighth
Drumher Henry, tavernkeeper 139 n. Third
Drummond John K. 24 Argyle
Drummond John, cabinetmaker 30 n. Sixth
Drummond Josiah, hairdresser 51 n Eighth
Drummond Mrs. teacher ^74 s. Second
Duane William, editor of the Aurora 98 Hv )-■
Duane William J. stationer 106 High
Dubac Gabriel, merchant 86 s. Second
Dubacq William, 126 Pine
Dubarry John, merchant 177 High
Dubasse Susan, washerwoman Hudson's lane
Dubinard Thomas, carpenter Shield's alley
DUB DUF
Dubison V. 136 s. Fifth
Dubleer John, labourer 258 Race
Dubois Abm. 71 n. Fifth
Dubois widow of Abraham, late goldsmith 7 1 n. 5th
Dubois John, shoemaker 2 St. Mary-
Dubois John, oysterman 2 n. Fifth
Dubree Joseph, 119 s. Third {see Debree,
Dubree J. ladies' shoemaker 104 Walnut
Dubs Martin ^ Co. merchants 247 High
Dubs Martin, merchant 37 n. Seventh
Ducass Peter, taylor Baker court
Ducker John,^ carpenter 287 Spruce ^see Decker.
Ducoing John, merchant 28 Green
Ducoing ^ Lacombe, merchants 18 Coates' alley
Ducoing Peter, merchant 99 n. Fifth
Ducomb Vincent, 191 Pine
Ducomb Vincent, jun. sea captain 191 Pine
Duddy Bernard, typefounder Cedar near Eleventh
Duddy Peter, bottler 237 Cedar
Dudgeon John, shoemaker 13th above Sassafras
Dudly Mrs. of Wm. mariner 23 Walnut^
Dudman John, painter, &.c. Tenth near Filbert
Dudrue John, typefounder Clifton st.
Duey Adam, tavernkeeper 10 s. Fifth
Duff John, comedian 87 s. Sixth
Duff John, razor stropmaker 40 New
Duff Patrick, storekeeper 28 Plum
Duffee Francis, 61 Dock
i Duffey John, coachman Blackberry alley
Duffey Michael, printer
Duffey Philip, tavernkeeper i^ bottler 66 Plum
Dufhe Charles, labourer St. Mary near Seventh
Duffie George, bottler Pear near Dock
Duffield Edward, accomptant 151 s. Eleventh
DuPBeld John, merchant 12 Chesnut
Duffield Samuel, m. d. 12 Chesnut
Dufiield William, m. d. 149 s. Third
Duffis Andrew, shoemaker 1 8 Bryan's alley
Duffy Francis, distiller, ^c. 26 Pine alley
Duffy Hugh, grocer corner Ninth t?* Walnut
Duffy James, shopkeeper 292 s. Fourth
Duffy John, teacher 45 George (S.) ^ 60 Gaskill
Duffy Patrick, typefounder Eleventh near Lombard
DUF DUN
Duffy Peter, copperplate printer 224 Lombard
t Duffy William, labourer Bonsall st.
Dufief N. G. booksejler J^ stationer 1 18 Chesnu*
Dugal Archibald, stonecutter Juniper lane
Dugan Anthony, merchant 92 Union
Dugan Joseph, shoemaker 15 Hopkins' court
Dugan Joseph, merchant 91 s. Third
Duhamel John, taylor 33 Mulberry
Dukemineer Benjamin, ropcmaker 292 s. Second
Dukemineer John, ropemaker Crown near Palmer
Dulan Paul, smith 28 isf back 52 Cherry
Duler Peter, teacher 30 Pine
Duling Aiidrew, biacksmith Kensington
Duiey Catharine, washerwoman Spafford
Dumas Elias, merchant 9 Wood (N. L.)
Dumas John F. merchant 42 Sassafras
Dumoulin Michael, sworn interpreter iJf French
teacher 24 Pear, dwelling 151 s. Ninth
Dumoutet J. B. jeweller 55 1^ 57 s. Second
Dunahee Jeremiah, taylor 4 Chesnut
Dunant Edward, merchant 275 Chesnut
t Dunbar Nicholas, saiimaker Grissell's alley
t Duncan Anthony, saiimaker 16 Elizabeth
Duncan Arabella, teacher 13 n. Fifth
Duncan Elizabeth, widow 94 Catharine
Duncan George, labourer Tenth below George
Duncan L. widow 24 Cherry
Duncan Rebecca, washerwoman SheafT's alley
Duncan William superintendant of military stores,
U. S arsenal Gray's ferry road
Duncan Wm. supercargo 208 Pine [see Dunki.i.
Duncan Wm. labourer 4 Sugar alley
Duncan Wm. writing master Library st.
Dundas James H. attorney at law 120 s. Fourth
Dundey James, labourer 85 Browne
Dungan Garret, innkeeper cor. Germantown roa.d
and Laurel
Dungin James, accomptant 252 s. Second
Dunhowar Charles, carpenter Joint alley
Dunken George, fruiterer 202 n. Eighth
Dunkerly John, victualler 106 s. Tenth
Dunkerly Richard, turner 355 n. Third
Dunkerly widow of Luke, bleeder, &c. 355 n. 3d
DUN.— ^DUP
Dunkin widow of R. H. 95 s. 8th [^e Duncan
Dunlap James, m. d. 107 Mulberry [see Dunlofi
Dunlap James, tavernkeeper cor. Cedar and Broad
Dunlap widow of John, gentleman, N.E. cor. 13th &
Chesnut
Dunlap Robert, wheelwright 232 south Fourth
Dunlap Mrs. of Wm. stonepaver Watson's alley
Dunlap Wm grocer 146 north Fourth
Dunlevy Robert, sea captain 42 Christian
Dunlop Lydia, mantuamaker 3 1 Prune [^see Dunlai
Dunn Ann, widow 23 Artillery lane
Dunn widow of Daniel^ innkeeper 213 s. Second
Dunn Edward, carter 150 south Ninth
Dunn Francis, widow Quince alley
Dunn George, turner Sc umbrellamaker 96 St. John
Dunn Jacob, storekeeper 79 north Second
i)unn John, oarmaker 124 Catharine
Dunn John, labourer sch. 8th near Race
Dunn Mary, washerwoman back 339 Callovvhiil
Dunn Michael, labourer 200 Shippen
Dunn Miss, milliner 98 north Sixth
Dunn Nathan, merchant 46 north Front
Dunn Robert, military academy back 112 Walnut
Dunnel Edward, carter Lee's court
Dunnel Samuel, carter Queen near Sixth
Dunton George, mate 30 Green
Dunton Jacob, sailmaker Bickley*s wharf second
door above High and 61 New
Dunton and Ker, shipchandlers, &e. 7 s. Wharves
Dunwoody John, 131 Mulberry
Dunwoody Ruth, boardinghouse 41 north Seventh
Dupeton Francis, shipwright Fuller's alley
DupUiine R. C. widow of A. C. 70 Union
Du Piessis Peter Le Barbier, conveyancer and
sworn interpreter 52 Walnut
pu Ponceau Peter S. sworn interpreter, &c. and
counsellor at law, office 15 s. 6th, near the N.E.
cor. of Chesnut, dwelling 199 Chesnut
Dupouy A. dancing master 119 Spruce
Duppeller Mary, boardinghouse 6 Dock
Dupr6 Peter, professor of music 2§ Spruce
t Duprey J« barber 4«l High
DUP— DYO
Dupuy Daniel, silversmith 16 south Second
Dupuy John, jun. storekeeper 16 south Second
Durang John, connedian 2 1 6 Cedar
Durant Eleanor, tayloress 16 Oak (S.)
Durant John, 121 Cedar
Durborow Edward S. cabinetmaker 148 n. Front
Durborow Samuel and Co. merchants 187 High
Durell Isaac, carpenter 2 Crab
Durcll Jeremiah, drayman 44 Budd
Durfor George, earpenter 17 Fayette
Durham Geo oysterman back S86 s. Second
t Durham Isaac, porter Portland lane
Durney John and Tobias, biscuit bakers cor. 2d &
Shippen
Durney Michael, biscuit baker S.E. corner Second
and Shippen, bakehouse 30 Shippen
Durney Paul, accomptant cor. 2d and Shippen
Durr widow, shopkeeper 185 St. John
Durs Rudy, cordwainer 386 north Third
DusarF. merchant 175 south Fifth
Dusenbcry Henry, storekeeper 183 north Third
Dushey Jane, widow 22 Catharine'
Dutar M. hairdresser 46 Arch
Dulilh Peter S. mariner back 12 Christian
Dutilh widow of Stephen, merchant 230 Spruce
I Dutray J. F. hairdresser 123 south Sixth
t Dutray Joseph, shopkeeper 159 Spruce
Dutter Adam, currier 211 St. John
Dutton Caleb, bricklayer 28 Elfreth's alley
Dutton John, shoemaker 166 south Sixth
Dutton Joseph, carpenter corner Fifth and Cedar 8c
88 Lombard
Duval James S. and Co merchants 179 High
Duval Mary, widow 4 Dock
Dych Henry, constable Kensington
Dyer Catharine, seamstress Lombard st. alley
Dyer Richard, shoemaker 2 Dock
Dyer Wm. brewer 121 Green
Dyke John, hairdresser 143 s. 8th cor. Orange
t Dykus Wm. coachman 1 2th below Wah^ut
Dyou T. W. M. i>. N.E. cor. 2d and Race
K2
DYS EBE
Dyster Joseph J. tubular iron bridge architect, cor,
1 2th and Chesnut
Eachus Robert, brassfounder 245 south Sixth
Eaden William, grocer 208 High
Eagan right rev. Michael, bishop 17 Willing*s alley
Eager Joseph, stonecutter 224 and 470 s. Front
Ealer Frederick, baker High, west sch. Eighth
Earl Caleb, sea captain 35 Union
Earl Clayton, merchant 19 Pine
Earl John, caulker 418 south Second
Earl Mrs. boardinghouse 58 north Fifth
Earl Samuel Franklin 167 Cedar
Earl Samuel, smith Lolar*s court
Earle Edward, 143 Chesnut
Earle Elizabeth, shopkeeper 379 north Front
Earle James, gilder (Shakspeare gallery) 1 s. 3d
Earls James, labourer 327 north Front
Early Hugh, drayman 2d below Federal
Early John, drayman Seventh below Shippen
Early Samuel, shingledresser 252 south Seventh
Carly Wm. Nicholson*s court
Earnest Mrs. of George, shipwright 80 Green
Earnest Henry, flour and feedstore 407 n. 2d
Earnest Jacob, merchant taylor 1 6 south Fourth
Earp George, hardware merchant 252 s. Second
Earp Thomas, hardware merchant 209 s. Second
Earp widow of Robert, 252 south Second
Easby John, cooper 1 3 York court
Eastburn Joseph, cabinetmaker 86 Vine
Eastlack F. mealman 2d above Germantown road
Eastleburn Rachael, widow 47 Christian
t Easlon Abraham, nailer Juniper n. Chesnut
Eaton Aaron, labourer 35 Prime [.see Heaton
Eaton Jonathan, labourer Rose alley near Coats
Eastwick Stephen, plaisterer 1 8 1 Green
Eastwick widow of Thonoas, carpenter 6 Clover alley
Eberle Chas. surgeon's inslrumentmaker 1 1 n. 6th
Eberle Frederick, baker 187 soulh Fjfth
EBE EDE
Ebersprew Henry, carpenter 32 1 Race
Ebert Peter, rigger 4 1 Coats
Eberth Catharine, widow 143 Vine
Eberth Joseph, carpenter 143 Vine
Eberth Conrad, gentleman 168 north Fifth
Ebling John, carpenter 2d near Germantown road
Ebling Robert, shoemaker 2d n. Germantown road
Echey Jacob, carpenter 399 north Third
Eck Mrs. of Samuel, back 393 north Front
Eckard George, rigger 28 Artillery lane
Eckart John, baker Miller's alley sch. 8th above
Race
Eckel Andrew, tobacconist 10 Bryan's alley
Eckendorff Martin, surgeon barber 10 s. Sixth
Eckenstein Jacob, laylor 99 north Fourth
Eckert Abraham, labourer Lawrence [see Egert
Eckert Conrad, baker Queen near Bishop
Eckert John, jun. baker Sassafras near Broad
Eckert John, late gardener 100 Christian
Eckert John, sugarboiler 98 Coats
Eckert Joseph, baker 100 Christian
Eckert Joseph, baker 341 Race
Eckfeldt Adam, assistant coiner in U. S. mint 13th
above Race
Eckfeldt George, soap and candle manuf. 203 s. 6th
Eckfeldt Jacob, smith 31 North alley & 46 n. 5lh
Eckfeldt Michael, carpenter 159 north Sixth
Eckley Abraham, cooper 33 Crown
Eckley Abraham, jun. cooper 33 Crown
Eckstein John, brushmuker 1 1 1 and 138 High
Eckstein John, grocer 199 north Water
Eckstme John, engraver 83 Locust
Ecky Anthony, apothecary and druggist cor. Walnut
and 2^1, dwelling 1 16 north Fourth
Ecky widow of John, 116 north Fourth ^
Eddicks Margaret, widow 33 German
Eddie James, gunstocker Noble near Third
Eddowes Miss, 324 High
Eddpwes Ralph, merchant 324 High
Eddowcs R. jun. 8c John, china merchants 324 Hi^h
Eddy Lewis, broker 35 Dock
Edel John, labourer Germantown road near Fourth
Edelmao Isaac, carpenter 124 Filbert f«ee Edkfnan
Edenborn Jacob, currier 1 10 Sassafras
Edenfield Thomas, pilot i08 Christian
Edey Richard, 16 Powell
Edgar James, carpenter Wiley's court
Edgar John, labourer Wiley's court
Edgar Owen, shoemaker Thirteenth near Filbert
Edgin Benjamin, waterman, Burd's »!ley next
Catharine
Edleman Sarah, nurse 14S Cherry
Ed\tards Elizabeth, milliner 72 Mulberry
Edwards Griffith, grocer 72 High and 1 6 Bank
Edwards Hannah, widow of George, 4 Fitzwalter
Edwards Henry, storekeeper 56 south Fourth
Edwards Jacob, grocer 210 High
Edwards John, cooper cor. 6th and Poplar
Edwards John, innkeeper 220 north Front
Edwards John, jun. attorney at law 82 s. Fourth
Edwards John H. oakcooper Prime below Second
Edwards Joseph, brassfounder i08 north Sixth
"t Edwards Joseph, waiter George n. Juniper lane
Edwards Mary, tayloress 288 north Eighth
Edwards Mrs. of Jonathan, taylor459 n. Third
Edwards Mrs. milliner 56 south Fourth
Edwards M. widow iRose alley near Coats
Edwards P. teacher 39 Spruce
t Edwards Patience, washerwoman 283 St. John
Edwards Richard, pilot back 121 Catharine
Edwards Thomas, ropemaker 492 south Second
Edwards Thomas, cordwainer 12 Pear
Edwards Wm. cabinetmaker back 23 Catharine
Edwin David, engraver cor. Tenth and George
Eells Nathan, sea captain 76 Christian
Egan right rev. bishop, 17 Willing's alley
Egar Charlotte, midwife Frankford road n. Queen
Egert George, gentleman 112 south Tenth
Egert George jun. baker 357 north Second
^see Eckert
"Eggers Jacob, storekeeper 148 north Third
Eggleston Joseph, smith back 8 1 south Water
Eggleston M. trader Hamilton's wharf
Eggleton John, labourer Maiden near Beach
EGL ELL
Kt^lee Ann, widow 28 Bread
Et2;lee Jacob, cabinetmaker 65 and 66 s. Fourtb
Ehrenzeller George, accomptani 79 north Tenth
Ehringhaus Adolph, broker 109 s. 9th & 12 s. 4th
Eigelberner Peter, segarmaker 4 Prospect alley
Einewachter widow of George, Poplar lane.n. 4th
Eisenbrant Henry, instrument maker 163 n. Front
Eisenbrey Catharine, widow 177 Race
Kisenbrey Jacob, tallow chandler 179 Race
Eisenhut Andrew, coppersmith 203 north Second
Eisenhut John, coppersmith 243 north Third
Ektn Robert, labourer 395 High [^see Aitken
KV.\x\ Joseph, innkeeper 8 Strawberry
£lberson Hart, grocer 174 Swanson
^Iberson John, cooper 309 south Third
Elberson John, storekeeper S. -fi. cor. German aud
Third
Elder Thomas, 277 Race
£lder Wm. T. cotton, hay, tyc. packer, Red stor«
wharf
i^ldredge Abraham, mate 12 Argyle
^Idredge Mrs. of -£li, Whitehall street
^Idredge Obadiah, labourer 1 13 north Front
isldredge Pbineas, sea captain Carpenter's st. (S.)
Eldridge and Brick, curriers 29 Chesnut
Eldridge Jacob, mariner, back 106 n. 2d
Eldridge Job, labourer Beach n. Maiden
Eldridge Joseph M currier 29 Chesnut
Eldridge & Nicholson, lumber merchant 256 Ches-
nut above Ninth
Eldridge Wm. M. lumber merchant 105 s. 9ih
F.Ifreth John k Isaac C merchants 185 High
Elfrey Jacob, cooper 2 Knight's court
Elfrey Samuel, carter cor. Noble and 4th
Elfrie Philip, cooper 399 north 3d
Elkinton Asa, tallow chandler 202 n. Second
Ella Hannah, widow, 21 s. 4th
Ella John, accomptantSI s. 4th
Ellet Charles, 361 n. Front 8c Ellel's wood wharf
Ellick and Bockius, curriers 237 north Third
Ellick John, carpenter 68 Zane
Ellick Philip, laylor 73 south Fifth
ELL — -ELM
Elliot Charles, labourer corner 13th and Cedar
Elliott Z). druggist 60 s. Front & 6 n. Fifth
Elliott Jacob, plaisterer 184 St. John
Elliott James, tavernkeeper (Robinson Crusoe) 23
south Third
Elliott James, grocer corner Mulberry Lf Fourth
Elliott John, sea captain 35 Queen
t Elliott John M. porter and sexton Dean's alley
Elliott James, jun. ornamenial painter 135 Arch
Elliott John isf Z)aniel, druggists and colourmen 60
south Front
Elliott John, comb and fancy store 82 High
Elliott John, shipjoiner Queen n. Marlborough
Elliott Mrs. widow, Drinker's court
Elliott Samuel, saddler, harness and trunk makev
48 north Third
Elliott Samuel, tallow chandler Broad n. Walnut
Elliott Samuel, shoestore 17 north Sixth
t Elliott Solomon, waiter Bedford (M.) n. 7th
Elliott Thomas, deputy sheriff 122 s. Front
Elliott Wm. (Harp and Eagle hotel) 43 n. Third
Ellis Z>aniel C. accomptant 181 Cherry
Ellis J), tinplateworker 188 north Fifth
Ellis Z)avid, teacher 82 Crown
Ellis Enos, cabinetmaker 267 Race
Ellis Hugh, silverplater 239 High
Ellis James, ropemaker 19 Hopkins* court
Ellis James, brassfounier 252 south Front
Ellis Martha, teacher 22 Little German
Ellis Robert, milkman Shackamaxon
Ellis and Sloan, stablekeepers Drinker's alley
Ellis Thomas, stablekeeper Drinker's alley
Ellis Thomas, oak ceoper 15 Swanson Isf 1 1 Little
Water
Ellison Christian, mariner 19 Parham's alley
Ellison Francis, 1 3th near Cedar
Ellison James, labourer 571 s. Front [see Allison
Ellison Robert, coachpainter 9 s. 6th Uf 38 Zane
Ellison Samuel, carpenter 60 Coats'
Ellison Smith, tin plate worker 72 n. 7th
Ellmaker Levi, flour merchant 431 High
Elmer Frederick, labourer 93 Browne
ELM EML
Etmslie Alexr. merchant 35 Chesnut ^ 31 1 s. 2d
Elston James, shipwright Marlborough n. Beach
Elston Thomas, caulker Marlborough n. Beach
Elton Anthony, accomptant 138 s. Front
Elton A. gunsmith next 43 Zane
Elton Anthony, shoemaker 27 Elfreth's alley
Elton Anthony, carpenter 3 Wood (N. L.)
Elton Mrs. of Thomas H. Passyunk n. 8th
Elton Thomas, carpenter 139 Cherry
Eltonhead Jane, seamstress sch. 7th n. Vine
EUonhead Peter, machinemaker, back 171 n. 2d
Elwell B tailor Whitehall street
Elwell Henry, blacksmith 21 Parham's alley
Elwell Isaac, taylor 2d ^bove Poplar
Elwell Jonathan, flour and feed store, Oak (N. L.)
above Noble
Elwell Sarah, widow. Oak (N. L.)
Ely Benjamin, merchant 5 north Ninth
Ely Joseph, 275 Sassafras
Emerick Dowalt, gardener Hanover
Emerick Henry, labourer Prince near Palmer
Emery Abraham, carter 49 Budd
Emery Henry, carter, back 317 n. Third
Emery Jacob, meal merchant above 550 n. Third
Emery Jacob, jr. labourer Ridge n.Callowhill
t Emery John, mariner Webb's alley
Emery Lewis, hat merchant 69 north Second
Emery Lewis, jun. hatter 12 Fromberger's court
Emery Samuel, ship broker, office next the cus-
tom-house, Carpenter's buildings
Ernes Ann, midwife, 146 n. 8th [see jimies
Emig Peter, carter 310 Cailowhill
Emins Margaret, washerwoman Spaffoixi street
Emlen Ann, gentlewoman 179 Chesnut
Emlen George, attorney at law 1 13 Walnut
Emlen widow of Geo. merchant cor. 4th ^ Wit-
ling's alley
Emlen and Howell, merchants 17 s. Wharves
Emlen Joshua, merchant 17 s. Wharves
Emlen Jeremiah, apothecary and druggist 6 n. 3d
Emlen Maria, widow, 89 New
EML— EPH
Emlen Saml. W. ironmonger 135 High
Emley Gilbert, teacher 96 Union
tEmmerson Nathan, woodsawyer Bonsall
Emmons Heman, grocer cor. Front and Dock and
36 Dock
Emrick Baltis, baker 234 High
Emrick Baltis, jun. baker 23 north Seventh
Emrick John, baker 341 Callowhill
Eneu James, late baker Federal near Passyunk
Eneu James, jun, baker 38 Passyunk
Engard Adam, carter 1 80 St. John's
Engard Henry, tavernkeeper 418 north Second
Engard Philip, shingledresser 127 Brown
[see Ingard
Engelman Daniel, florist & seedsman Arch n. sch. 7th
Engle James, inspector of customs S. W. cor. 2d
and Shippen [«(?e Ingles
Engle John, baker 29 n. Ninth
Engle John, copperplate printer 1 39 Green
En glebert Leonard, storekeeper 64 north Third
Engles Ann, widow University of Pennsylvania
Engles Henry, cordwainer 268 s. Fifth
Engles John, oysterman 1 13 German
Engles Joseph P. teacher of Latin, University of
Pennsylvania /
Engles widow, milkwoman 268 south Fifth
English Edward, grocer 8 Cedar
English Elisha, supercargo 31 Pine
English John W. chairmaker Baker's court
English Margaret, widow, Jones* alley (N. L)
English Michael, shipjomer 33 Noble
English S. cabinetmaker 178 Vine and 135 Walnut
English Thomas, carpenter M^Giflnes' court
Ennes Lawretice, teacher and grocer 92 Shippen
Ennes Mrs. widow, \ \ \ north Fifth
Ennis T. saddler and harnessmakcr High n sch. 6th
[see Jnnis
Ensler Catharine, 1 60 Lombard
Enters Lewis, innkeeper and gunsiockmaker 54
Callowhill
Entrikin Thomas, grocer corner Spruce iind Sixth
Ephraim Samuel, shingledresser Kunckel above
Noble
£PH ESS'
Ephraim William, carter, Wiley's court
Eppelshcimer Lewis Sc Co. sugar refiners 168 n. 5th
Kppelsheimer Lewis, sugar refiner i59 Vine
Lpplee Andrew- gentleman 11 north Seventh
Krben Henry, nierchant 22 north Fifth
Erdman Charles, sworn interpreter 317 Arch
Erdman Charles A. printer 317 Arch
Erdman Henry, carpenter 317 Arch
Erhart Adam, coachspringmaker Wood n. 8th
Erich George, merchant opposite 40 s, 8th
Erichson C. sea captain 15 Mary (vS)
Erman Elizabeth, next 11 German
Erman Wm. smith 146 north Third
Erringer Frederick, shoemaker 57 Mulberry
Erringer Jacob, shoemaker 125 New
Ervin Moody, labourer 194 north Fifth
Erving David, late carter Grissel's alley
Erwin and Jackson, stablekeyoers 3 s. 7th
Erwin John, carpenter 259 s. 4th [.vee Irivine
Erwin John, Fourth above Browne
Erwin John, hatter, back 57 Budd
Erwin Robert, st:\blekeeper 31 n. 8ih Sc 5 s. 7th
Erwin Samuel, carpenter 15 Fuller's alley
Erwin Samuel, carpenter 6 Cre||pn's alley
Erwin Mrs widow, 31 north Eighth
Erwin widow of Thomas, 257 south Front
Erwin Margaret, storekeeper 1*9 Plum
Esher Conrad, saddler, back 26 north Ninth
Esher Conrad, bricklayer James'
Esl.er Jacob, taylor 54 n. fifth
Eslierick widow of George, baker 9 north Fifth
Esherick Joseph, hairdresser and bleeder 15 n. 4th
Jfcsler Benjamin, turner 68 s. 5th &c Library street
Esler George, carpenter Coxe's alley
Esler James, grocer 236 Cedar
Esling Nicholas, brickmaker and city commissionep
464 Sassafras
Esling widow of Nicholas, 8 south Fifth
Espey Martha, boardinghouse I I North alley
t Essex Richard, shoemaker Chesi.ut n. sch. 5th
Essig Christian, baker 485 north Third b* Kufiekel
.n«ar Tammany
t.
. EST-— -E\^ A
listell Daniel, taylor 4 Chancery lane t5*24 n. Water
Eslell Daniel E. grocer, back 43 north Water and 4
EUVeth's alley
Ksterlon Andrew, rigger 229 Cedar
Estill Briton, stablekeeper 20 Bread street
Etinger Wm. bricklayer 142 north Eighth
Etris Christiana, widow 130 north Fifth
JEtris Samuel, tavernkeeper 426 south Second
J5tris Wm. tavernkeeper S.W. cor. 2d ^ Lombard
jEtter George, coachmaker 148 south Ninth
i^tting Reuben, late auctioneer 287 Chesnut
-Eugenie Madame, 152 south Fifth
-Euneck Tho. carpenter Buttonwood above CharFes
JEusenberry Joseph, smith Nicholson's court
Huston Wm. mariner 17 Passyunk
iivans Abel, lumber inspector 24 Callowhill
JS vans Ann, widovy,. lot U above Filbert
jgvans Ann, boardT^ house 67 Cedar
itvans Benjamin, grocer 10 north Fifth
i'Jvans Britton, 241 Mulberry
i?;vans Cadwallader, merchant 60 n. 8th
Evans Cadwr. M- storekeeper Hamilton Village
[see Evens
^'^vans Cadwajil^k? and Robert I. flour, plaister,and
salt stoje", ^4 High near Twelfth
Evans C^dirallad^, merchant 358 High
^vans Ci^vlotteJ^antuamaker 448 north Second
i?!vans ^Ji^vid, sh(?e vender Pegg st.
Evans^^vid and Joseph, shoestore 242 High
y^vans'ZJavid, cabinet and Venetian blind maker 115
and 215 Arch
Evans Edward, shopkeeper 156 north Fourth
' -^ns Edward, plaisterer c^* measurer of plastering
iuy/i-^- ., (3f N^iith ^ Maple above Race
. "^"^Im^" ^.^^^keeper 341 High
Evans ^;l^J^' fj^^^ ."^ ^r^, ^c. 1 14 Spruce
Evans ^ Fisher, P'^lp^" ' ^K.,n^nm*«; row^
Evans GrifRth, 163 Walnut ,bansom s row;
Evans Henry, marmer 2 Crab ,,
t Evans John, chan- driver ^0 PcwteiRl_a^^^er alley
l^ans John, lumber inercbant 14o n. Sixth
EVA— EVE
E^ans John,ivoiTbuttonmakcrFrankfor(l road ne: •-
Queen
Evans John, carpenter 2 i Callowhili
Evans John, merchant 58 s. Second
Evans John, sign painter 114 Spruce
Evans John B. taylor 56 Race
Evans John C. ironmonger 140 s. Fourtii
Evans John F. Columbian inn Laetitia court
Evans Jonathan, lumber merchant, yard Orangi,
dwelling 102 Union
Evans Joseph, shoestore 242 High
Evans Joseph R. merchant 101 Pine
Evans Josiah, taylor 20 Appletree alley
Evans M. mantua maker 49 Meade alley
Evans Mary, widow 125 Pine
Evans Mrs. widow 1 5 South alley
Evans Owen, stonecutter 392 n. Front
Evans Oliver, iron founder Sc steam engineer, cou-
ner Ridge I'oad (Jf Vine, ^311 Sassafras
Evans Peter, tavcrnkecper 26. s. 6th cor. Carpenter
Evans widow of Peter, blacksmith 50 Zane
Evans Robert, carpenter 58 Chester
Evans Robert T. lumber merchant 30 n. Ninth
Evans Samuel, sea captain 264 s. Front
Evans Thomas, taylor 106 n. Front
Evans Thomas, taylor 19 s. Tiiird
Evans Thomas, labourer Bedford
Evans Thomas B. young ladies academy 66 Dock
Evans Thomas, Cedar above Eleventh
Evans widow of Edward, milkwoman 25 n. Tenth
Evans ^ Weaver, lumber merchants 6Ln is>' Noble
Evans William, shopkeeper 479 n. Second
Evans William M. clock is^ watchmaker 309 High
Evans William S. accomptant 25 Newmarket
Evans William, druggist, &c. 134 s. Front
Evenden Miss, dress maker 156 Pine
Evenden Thos. L. piano forte manuf. 218 Walnut
Evenden Thos. L. jun. teacher of the piano folte
2 1 8 Walnut
Evens Isaiah, laboiirer 15 Oak (S.)
Kvens Whittoii, merchant 88 s. Wharves i^ 213
Spruce [^see IL-vans.
Everhart Abraham, innkeeper 298 n. Second
Everbart Abraham, carpenter 255 Sassafras
Eveihart David, coachmaker 151 n. Sixth
Evcriiart John, labourer Federal above Second
Everliart Martin, painter, Sec. Petj;fj str
Everhart liebecca, M'idow 63 n. Tenth
Everitt John,, slioemaker 5 York court
Everitt Jonathan, harnessmaker 4 Gilles' alley
Everly Adam, perfumer ksf comb manufacturer, &7
Chesnut
Everiy Jacob, labourer 9 1 n. Water
Everly Jacob-, hatter 415 s. Front
Everly Jane, shopkeeper 41 5 s. Front cor. Catharine
Everly Mrs. of Henry, 72 n. Sixth
Evers Ferdinand, merchant 280 Sassafras
Eves Josepli B. 56 n. Second
Ewing James, mate 22 Little Water
Ewing- James S. apothecary, ^c. 209 Chesnut,
Ewinc^ Mrs. nurse 362 n. Front *
Ewing- Mary, gentlewoman 72 Geort^e (S.)
Ewing Samuel, attorney at law 80 Walnut
Ewing- widow of Wm. 56 s. Eleventh
t Exeter Phiilis, washervv'oniafi 88 Gaskill
Exley John, sinith 92 Vhie <^ Brewer's alley
Eyde Paul, coiifcctioncr 52 Tammany-
Eyre Franklin, shipbuilder Beach near Hanover
Eyre George, shipbuilder Beach near Hanover
Eyre Isaac, sliipbuilder Beach above Maiden
Eyre Jehu, sliipbuildcr Beach near Hanover
Eyre l?" Landell, boatbuildcrs Pcnn corner Maiden
Eyre Manuel, merchant 28 south Wiiarves cjt' 278
Chesnut, ^ Beach near Hanover {^nee Ayres,
Eyre ^ Massey, merchants 28 s. Wharves
Eyre Nathan, taylor corner Water iJf Pligh
Eyre Thos. B. shipliuilder corner Maiden <sf Pem'i
Eyres Abijah, mast maker Beach near Maiden
Eyres John, {grocer 318 n. Second
Ezekiel E. J. quill manufacturer back 246 n. 2d
j^AB FAR
I'abean Joseph, mariner 168 Shippui
Fable Frederick, grocer 70 Dock
Fable George, labourer corner Noble and Sixth
Fable John, baker Goforth Alley
Fabry Mrs. teacher 151 Mulberry
Facemire Mrs. of John, back 39 Tammany
Fagan Augustine, printer and bookseller, 133 South
Front
Fagan Daniel, painter, &c. 40 New
Fagan F.lizabeth, mantua maker 71 Locust
Fagan Michael, tavernkeeper Laeiitia court
Fagan Wm. shoemaker, Beach N. high bridge
Fagienbush Dederick, cordwainer 458 north Second
Fagundas George, superintendant for N. liberties
55 Browne
Fagundas George, jr. carpenter .1 llh above Race
Fagundas Jacob, brassfounder 52 Brown
Fairchild Abel, labourer 61 Christian
Fairchilds & Alexander, fruiterers 16J High
Fairchilds Marcus, fruiterer 96 N Third
Fairlamb Hannah, widow 219 Lombard
Fairman G. designer and engraver 28 Sansom
Fairman Jabez, combmaker 1 19 Green
Fairy Elizjibeth, shopkeeper 134 Coats
Falbright lll^vtin, baker 54 Green
Falconer John, shipwright 177 south Front
Falker Geo. shoemaker 89 north Sixth [ire Faulkner
Falknier Joseph, laflies sftpemaker 1 19 S. Second
Fannen Anthony, gentleman 244 south Seventh
Farl Mary, Spruce N. sch. 4lh
Farley James, taylor 105 Cedar
Farley John E. potter 468 Sassafras
Farley Peter, distiller and bottler 10 Vernon
Farmer Margaret, widow J 37 south Ninth
Farqiihar Mrs. of George, Sansom above Kightli
Farr Martha, mantua maker Markoe's court
Farr-William, wheelwright Broad above Race
Farran Margaret, widow Beach near Marlborough
Farran Thomas, shipwright. Beach n. Marlborough
Farrand Wm. P. Chesnut next Academy of fine art$
Fa reday John, Shackamaxon
i Farrel Richard, shopkeeper 156 south Fifth
A a
FAR FEN
Faries Wm. taylor 21 Walnut Isee Fearres
Farries Wm. caner 28 Chester St.
Farris Edward, teacher 86 south Front [see Ferris
Farris widow of Charles, corner of Chesnut, and
sch. Fifth
jParris widow of Elijah, 260 south Third
Farrouilh Andrew, and Co. merchants 217 High
Fassitt James, merchant four doors west of Second,
south side of High
Fassitt Thomas & James, merchants s. w. corner of
Second and High
Fassitt Thos. merchant 7 s. 9th Isee Fans, b* Foiuc,
Faulkner James, plaisterer Clifton Isee Falker
Faunce Christian, shoemaker 6th above Poplar
/'^aunce Christian, fisherman cor. Hanover 8c Queen
Faunce Christian, jun. fisherman Queen n. Bishop
l^see Founce
Faunce Henry, caulker 237 St. John
Faunce Jacob, fisherman Bishop .
Faunce Jacob, constable 72 Coats
Fausset E. storekeeper 221 south Second
Faussett James, brickmaker Blackberry alley B.
Walnut
Fawcatt Elizabeth, widow Fromberger'spourt
Fawkes Richard, tavernkeeper 14 Stravirbcrry
Fay Josiah, printer above 323 Callowhill
Feable Anthony, tailor 85 north Fifth
Fearon James, soap and candle factor 93 Walnut
FediVon Joseph, soap and candle factor 104 Plum
Febiger Elizabeth, 217 Chesnut
Fee Margaret, seamstress back 134 south Eighth
Fee Robert, shipwright Swedes alley
Feeney Patrick, printer Farmer's row {^see Finney
Feinour George, cooper 49 & 84 south Water
Feinour Joseph, tinsmith 112 north Water
Felker Philip, brewer 12 Elbow lane
Fell John T. mariner Mifflin's court
Fell Jonathan, jun. mustard factor 74 south Front
Felt John, ship carpenter Prime below Second
Fennell Willium, merchant upper 55 n. Thu'd
Fenner John, tobacconist 152 north Water
Fenner Peter, tobacconist back 203 north Third
Fenner Elizabeth widow, 4 1 Christian
FEN FIC
Fennimore James, carpenter* Torr's court
Fennimore Samuel, yeoman 37 Gretn
Fennimore Samuel, jun. shoemuker 23 Noble
Fennimore Wm. iron merch.ant 100 north lifih
Fenton x\nclrew, sailmakcr Summerl's* wharf and 49
Callowhill
Fenton James, biscuit baker fallow hill st. wharf
Fenton Charlotte, shopkeeper 50 Penn
Fenton Peter, shoemaker ^05 C'cillovvhill
Fenton Susan, boarding house Brooke court
Fenton Thomas, ladies* shoemaker 38 Sassafras
Ferguson Benjamin, taylor 15 Mulberry
Ferguson Christy, shopkeeper 141 Pine
Ferguson David, shipwright 46 Browne
Ferguson Rebecca, widow 18 Elfreth's alley
Ferguson Eben, justice of the peace 40 George (S.)
Ferguson George, soap boiler Elmslie's alley
Ferguson George, trunkmaker 540 north Third
Ferguson Col. Hugh, 220 Spruce
Ferguson James, stone cutter Sheaff's alley
Ferguson James, biscuiibhker 12 Pear
Ferguson Jesse, cordwainer High w. sch. Eighth
Ferguson Jesse, plaisterer Watson's alley
Ferguson John, sea captain 304 south Front
Ferguson Robert, shoemaker Juniper near High
Ferguson Samuel, shipwright 253 north Second
Fernagus John Lewis, bookseller, kc. 98 High and
8 Brewer's alley
Fernandis Joseph, dealer, 244 south Front
Fernald widow of Abraham, George near Tenth
Fernon Rev. John, Frankford R. n. Queen
Fernsler John, grocer High near sch. Sixth
Ferre widow of John, 17 Springeit alley
Ferris Benjamin and J. M'Elwee, clock and watch-
makers 20 north Second [See Far vis
Ferris Thomas, weaver 108 Plum
Ferry Francis Peyre, gentleman 15 Browne
Fersume Jacob, cabinet maker 321 Race
Fest Christian, taylor 84 north 1 bird
Fetters James, labourer Hanover near Prince
Fichter Catharine, shopkeeper corner sch. Eighth
and Race
FIC FIN
Ficbtner Godfrey, peelmaker 80 Plum
Fick Frederick, cauiker 490 south Second
Field Barton, i>rocer 5 & 7 High Sc 13 n. Fronl
Field Christiana, widow \27 Walnut
t Field Cyrus, oysterman S36 south Fourth
F'ield 5c Fobes, storekeepers 60 north Second
Field Isaac, jun. mercliant 43|^ north Front
Field John, carpenter Marlboroug-h near Bedford
Field John, merchant 175 Walnut (^.Sansom's row)
Field John, jun. merchant 13 south Front and 175
W^alnuf
Field Mrs. layer out of the dead, 137 Spruce
Field Mary, cake baker back 130 north Fifth
Field Mrs. of Stephen, Whitehall st.
Field Nathan, merchant 74 north Front
Field F. gardener 3d below Carpenter (S.)
Field Peter, gardener Irish lane near Cedar
Field Peter, taylor 137 and 139 Spruce
Field Peter, labourer Thirteenth above Sassafras
t Field Peter, labourer 8 Stamper's alley
Field Thomas S. and Isaac, jun. merchants 43|
north Front -'
Fieldintr Robert, coachmaker 252 and 254 High
Fiezel Eli, card maker Miller's alley
Fife William, reedmaker cor. sch. Third and High
i Figaroe Joseph, coachman Davidson's court
Figner Andrew, taylor 115 north Second
File D. silverplater 62 Tammany \see Fhile tjf PJile
i'illette M. L. board;!)g house 129 south Second
Fillinger Godfrey, labourer back 175 Coats
Filson Ann, maniuamaker 40 New
Fimple Jacob, book binder 50 Brewer's alley north
Third
Fimple Philip, shoemaker 50 Brewer's alley
Finch Elizabeth, widow tavernkeeper 7 Chesnut
Fincli William, cordwaincr Carpenter st. (C.)
Fink Adam, stocking-weaver Germantown road n.
Fourth
Fink George, stocking-weaver cor. Third and Ger-
mantown road
Fink Jacob, stocking-weaver 26 North alley
FIN FIS
rinkbine Frederick, ladies' shoemaker Thirteenth
below Chesnut
Finkbine J. shoemaker 1 1 6 Sassafras
Finlaw Low, labourer Stewart's alley
Finley Anthony, bookseller cor. Fourth and Chesnut
Finley Francis, upholsterer 64 south Front
Finley James, teacher 227 Mulberry
Finley John, hatter 273 north Front
Finley William H. grocer 232 south Seventh
Finn John, smith 104 Walnut
Finn John, taylor 189 south Front
Finn John G. baker 2 10 north Second
Finney Charles, carpenter 20 Pear
Finney Justice D. musician cor. German Sc Fourth
Finney Patrick, taylor 5 1 south Water
[see Phinney and Feeney
Fii*eng Jacob, shoemaker 209 north Second
Firth Preston C. carpenter 28 Ann (N. L.)
Firth Thomas, merchant 86 High
Fisher Abraham, sawmaker 23 North alky
Fisher Abraham, flour and feed store Fourth above '
Browne
Fisher Andrew, hatter 25 and 26 Hipch
Fisher Ann, widow 183 south Second
Fiiiher Ann, victualler York road near Tammany
Fisher B. shoemaker 2 Library st.
Fisher Charles, cut nailor cor. Eighth and Vine and
25 north Nkith
Fisher Charles, printer 25 north Ninth
Fisher David, painter &c. 187 Mulberry
Fisher Elias, tavernkeeper High Bridge (N. L.)
Fisher Elizabeth, cake baker Black horse alley
Fisher Elizabeth P. widow 170 Chesnut
Fisher Francis, dyer 126 north Fifth
Fisher Francis, wharf builder Beach n. High Bridge
Fisher Cieorge, fisherman Hanover near Bedford
Fisher George, corder at Race st. wharf
Fisher Hannah, widow Vine n. TwtU'ih
Fisher Henry, labourer Race n. Broad
Fisher Jacob, labourer sch. Eighth n. Vine
Fisher Jacob, carpenter 49 Brown
Fisher Jas. C. merchant 99 S. Front ^ 277 Chesnut
A a2
PIS FIS
Fisher James, carter 17 Fitzwater
t Fisher James, smith 24 /farmer's alley
F'isher John, hog victualler Buttonwood n. Charles
Fisher John, labourer back 122 north Eleventh
Fisher John, carpenter 1 Little Pine
Fisher John, victualler Garden above Callovi'hill
Fisher John, victualler 50 Charlotte
Fisher John, blacksmith Spruce n. sch. Seventh
Fisher John, labourer back 510 north Front
Fisher John, labourer sch. Eighth near Vine
Fisher John, labourer Hanover near Bedford
Fisher J. N. lace and fringe weaver 121 Mulberry
Fisher John, labourer Queen n. Frankford road
Fisher Jonathan, oysterman 219 north Second
Fisher Mary, widow back 88 north Front
Fisher Mary, nurse 47 north Sixth
Fisher M. thermometer maker 105 north Second
Fisher widow of Malachi, 185 Coats
Fisher Redwood, bookseller 30 south Fourth
Fisher Rebecca, gentlewoman 306 Chesnut above
Eleventh
Fisher Robert, mariner Frankford road near Queen
F'isher Robert, carpenter 7 Kunckel
Fisher Samuel, carter back 121 north Fourth
Fishej: Samuel I. merchant 208 Chesnut
Fisher Samuel R. merchant 27 Dock & 1 10 S. Front
Fisher Samuel W. merchant 290 Chesnut
F'isher Thos. 8c Miers, stave yard back 19 Swanson
Fisher William, shallopman 16 Mary (S.)
Fisher William, carpenter Twelfth near Race
Fisher William W. merchant 99 south Front
Fishwater Elizabeth, widow 15 Coates' alley
Fisler Elizabeth, tayloress 403 north Fourth
Fisler Jacob H. taylor 157 north Second
Fisler Jacob juh. smith Callowhill above Garden
Fiss Daniel, carpenter 210 north Eighth
Fiss Henry, tanner Fourth above Tammany
Fiss John, grocer 21 north Eighth
Fiss Dr. Joseph, Race n. sch. Eighth
Fiss Joseph, sailmaker 25 Crab
Fiss Mary, widow 473 north Third
Fiss Mrs. nurse 205 north Eighth
Fiss Samuel, cabinetmaker 214 south Sevetlla
FIS FLA
Fiss Sarah, milliner 8 south Fifth
Fiss William, sailmaker 160 iShippen
Fister Catharine, groctr 2 Callowhill
Fistler widow of John, Poplar near St John
Fitch Thomas, lumber merchant S. E. corner ninth
and Cherry
Fitche John, labourer Fourth near Poplar lane
Fithian Thomas, mate 189 south Front -
Filler George, morocco manufacturer 511 north
Second, dwelling Poplar near Third
Fitler Jacob, tanner and currier 5 1 \ north Second
Filler Jacob, jun. tanner above 550 north Third and
5 1 1 north Second
Fitler Wm. tanner S; currier corner Otter & Second
•f Fitz D. waiter Sixth near Carpenter
Fitzgerald David, mariner 20 St. Mary
Fitzgerald George, cooper 1 6 Cedar
Fitzgerald Jesse, innkeeper, 69 Sassafras
Fitzgerald Reran, stablekeeper 13 8c 15 Marshall's
alley
Fitzgerald Margaret, widow 85 New
Fitzgerald Mary, mantuamaker 88 north Fourth
Fitzgerald Robert, pump and blockmaker 10 and 1-2
Little Water
Fitzgerald and TomliiJ, oak coopers 12 Penn
Fitzgerald Thomas, shoemaker Third below Car-
penter (S.)
t Fitzgiles Jacob, wood sawyer Apple st.
Fitzpatrick John, victualler Queen near Cherry
Fitzpatrick Mary, seamstress 279 St. John
Filzrandolph E. widow Germantown road n. Sixth
Fitzsimmons Richard, trader 123 south Water
Fitzsimmons widow of Thomas, 220 Arch
Fizel Ann, widow 74 south Fifth
Fizel Lewis, carpenter Prince near Crown
Flake Benjamin, millwright 28 Elizabeth
Flake George, painter 198 Mulberry
Flanagan James, carpenter Broad above Sassafras
Flanagan John, paperhanger Frawkford
Flanagan Stephen, pilot 444 south Front
Flanagan widow of Wm. 403 north Fourth
Flanders John T. gardener Poplar above Third
FLA FL«
Blaxbart Lewis, porter 29 Buttonwood
Fleetwood Cafitaiuy 33 north Fifth
t Fleming T. carpenter Garden above Vine
Fletcher Edward, coach trimmer LyndalFs court
Fletcher E. mantuamal^er i53 Mulberry-
Fletcher Hannah, Locust above Twelfth
Fletcher and Gardiqer silversmiths and jewellens
S. E. corner Fourth and Chesnut
Fle*^cher J. bookbinder 164 Pine
Fletcher Rebecca boarding-house 127 Mulberry
Fletcher Thomas, jeweller S; E. corner Chesnut k.
Fourth
Fletcher Wm. late coach maker 153 Arch
Fleury Eli, grocer corner Third and Union
Flick Andrew, currier 72 Crown
Flick Andrew, labourer 137 Swanson
Flick George, blockm.tktr 144 "north Water and
M'CuUoch's court
Flick William, labourer Wood near Duke
Flickquire David, carpenter 24 German
Fling Daniel, clock and watch maker 82 north
Fourth
Fling Edward, painter and glazier Tammany st.
Fling Susan, boardinghouse 113 Chesnut
Fling William, painter, Scc^ 39 Keys alley
Fling William, jun. painter, &c. 59 Key's alley
Flinn John, mariner 505 south Second
Flinn Michael, labourer back 39 Prime
Flinn Robert, plaistcrer 216 north Sixth
Flinn widow, fruiterer 12 Pewterplatter alley
Flint John, coachmaker 210 Mulberry 8c 13 Filbert
Flintham widow of^John, gentlewom>>n 91 Vine
Flintham Wm, merchant back 139 north Water &
55 north Fourth
Flood — farmer Callowhiil near sch. Third
Flood Wm. labourer back 346 north Second
Florence David, boutbuilder 183 south Second-
Florey Mrs. widow 277 north Front
Flory Augustus, meixhant 75 south Front
Flower John, 45 Swanson
Flower Thomas, pilot 58 Almond
Flowers C. cedar cooper back 89 CaUowhill
J?LO FOR
Fiowers Thomas, 28 Vine
Floyd Solomon, labourer 1^3 Christian
Flyder Catharine, shopkeeper 2 18 Cedar
Fobes Geo. W. storekeeper 60 n 2d [see Forbes
Fodrey Joseph, Qiariner 29 south Water
Foering Al)raham P. saddler 138 north Third
Fcering Frederick, justice ol" the peace 2 16 n. Third
Fcering Samuel 8c Frederick, curriers 228 n. Second
Fcering Samuel, currier 228 north Second
Fogal Nicholas, wood sawyer 447 north Third
Fogal Nicholas, mariner 32 Penn
Foggey S. milliner 231 south Second
Folkmar Flenry, tinplateWorker 94 north Seventh
FoUin A. F. wax candle manufacturer Sixth above
Poplar
Folweiler John, innkeeper corner Callowhill and 3d
Folwell and Ashburner, merchants 55 north Front
Folvvell Frederick, watchman Smith's court
Folwell Mrs- of Robert, Cooper's court (N. L.)
Folwell Rachel, widow 95 Callowhill
Folwell Samuel, miniature painter 32 Vine
Folwell Thomas, taylor 125 Arch
Folwell Wm. merchant 233 Mulberry
Folwell Wm. jun. merchant 20 Key's alley
Fombelle Gabriel, grocer 306 north Third
Foor Jacob, labourer Christian below Fourth
Foose Matthias, shoemaker 59 Green
Foot John, shoemaker 224 south Second
Foote James, carpenter 8 Heyde's court
Foote Lewis, bricklayer 6 Little Pine
Fopless Jane, back 44 Spruce
Forbes Arthur, shipwright 14 Mary (S.) [see Fobet
Forbes Jared, shoemaker 70 Christian
Force Mrs. of Peter, 490 south Second
Ford Elizabeth, boarding house 151 Spruce
Ford Jacob, wheelwright 166 north 8th
Ford John, merchant 19X) Sassafras
Ford Mrs. boarding house 10 Fromberger's couvt
Ford Peter, cabinetmaker 191 south Third
Ford Philip, carpenter 206 north Sixth
Ford Philip, shipwright Frankford above Queen
Forde Edward, plaisterer sch. Seventh n. Race
FOR FOS
Forde widow of Joseph, eor. Frankford road k Otter
Foi'de widow of Standish, 24 north 6th
Fordham John, shipwright Beach near Bishop
Fordham Richard, shipwright Beach near Bisiiop
Fordice John, bookseller 368 north Third
Forehand S. baker Fitzwalter near Sixth
Forepaugh Benjamin, carpenter 269 north Third
Forepaugh widow of Frederick, carpenter 269 n. 3d
Forepaugh George, carpenter 83 St. John
Forepaugh Wm. carpenter 299 Callowhill
Forepaugh widow of Jacob, 14 Kunckel
t Forge Jacob, waiter back 130 north Fifth
Forgrave Wm. bootmaker 81 Cedar
Forman Isaac, grocer 310 Vine corner-.Chestef
Forman W'm. carpenter Rose alley (C.)
Forquare sandman 26 Spruce
Forrest Thomas, constable George above Tenth
Forrester Catharine, widow 100 Mulberry
t Forrester Michael, woodsawyer 72 Christian
Forsberg Mary, widow Thirteenth above Filbert
Forsberg R. widow Thirteenth above Race
Forst Abraham, hardware store 22 1 north Third
Forsythe/fsaac, carpenter 64 south Sixth
Forsythe James, labourer 9 Gray's alley
Forsythe Robert, Frankford road near first gate
Fort G. drayman Jonesi alley (N. L.)
Fort Sarah, boarding house 387 north Front
t Forten Jas. sailmaker 95 s. wharves £c 92 Lombard
Fort€scue Sarah, shopkeeper 310 squth Second
Fortune George, blacksmith 244 south 4th
t Fortune John, hairdresser 384 south Second
t /^orlune John, woodsawyer Shippen near Seventh
/^ortune Michael, lottery office 39 Walnut
/'ortune Waller, saddletree maker /''rankford roiu':
above Queen
-Fosset James, corner Lombard and Third
t /'"ossett John, sailmaker Juniper lane
-Fosset Ezekiel, cabinetmaker 353 north Third
i'osier Isaac, carter 16 York court
i^ostcr Jane, widow 1 50 south Water
Foster John, caulker Cherry near Duke
^ Foster John) labourer, 12 Locust
FOS FOX
Foster Mrs. widow, back 239 S. 2d
Foster jRebecca, widow batk 20 Kunckle
Foster Robert, grocer cor. German and 4th
Foster Silas, sea captain 36 Almond
Foster Silas jr. mariner bnck 1 2 Christian
Foster Thomas, inn and ferry keeper Arch st wharf
Foster Wm. merchant 22 Vine
Fotterall Stephen E. 115 Lombard above 4th
Foudray Wm. mate 4 Gray*s alley
Fougeray Rene J. smith &C. 97 n. 2d
Foulk Graft, tobacconist r:y5 St. John
Foulk Martin, carter 4th above George
Foulk Mrs. 106 north Eighth
Foulke Caleb, steel manufacturer, 195 Spruce
Foulke Charles, merchant 181 High Isee Faulk
Foulkrod M. baker 58 New Market
Founce Conrad, fisherman Queen near Bishop [see
Faunce
Founce Geo. shipwright Queen near Marlborough
Founce Isaac, shipwright Hanover near Queen
Founde Andrew, drayman 349 Mulberry
Fountain Wm- sea captain 103 Swanson
Fouquet Lewis, tavernkeeper cor. 10th and Cherry
Fourestier E. distiller 180 Coats
Fournier H. F. merchant 69 Walnut and 80 s Front
Fousatt John B. and Q,o. inquire 115 Spruce
[«fc Faussett
Fousatt widow of J. W. 115 Spruce
Foust Henry, saddler back 219 north 2d
Foust Henry, watchman, Broad n. Cherry
Fow Jacob, victualler, Spafford st
Fow John, "J "^
Fow Henry, I victuallers Shackamaxon
Fow William, J
Fowler B. labourer Taper alley
FowleiT Enoch, storekeeper 44 n. Sd
Fowf^r Joseph, tailor Rose alley n. Coats
Prowler Robert, ferryman 405 n. 4th
Fowler Samuel, ropemaker, 19 Hopkins's court '•
Fowler Stephen, shoemaker Germaniown road n. 4th
Fowler Thomas, shallopman 22 Small
Fox Ann widow, Fenn. n. Maiden
Fox Ann widow, seamstress 13d Spruce
FOX FRA
Fox widow of Adam, 4th above Browne
Fox Christian, weaver 106 Green
Fox Christian, cabinetmaker Hoffman's alley
Fox Edward, secretary to American fire insm'ance
company, office and dwelling 101 Chesnut
Tox widow of Francis, 175 n. 3d
Fox George, gentleman 274 Chesnut
Fox Geo. caulker, Queen n. Shackamaxon
Fox George, tinplate-worker 3 U n. Sd
Fox Hannah, spmsttr 6 s. lOth
Fox James, fruiterer 2 Pewterplatter alley
Fox John, carpenter 107 Budd
Fox widow of John, brickmaker 365 Mulberry
Fox Joseph, morocco dresser Arch n» ISth and 7-
n. Front
Fox Justinian, 108 n. Third
Fox Lewis, baker 25 Julianna
Fox Mary, huckster 22 1 Callowhill
Fox Mrs. widow 84 Budd
Fox Martha, milHner 17 s. Front
Fox Michael, brickmaker 12 n. 9th
Fox Michael, shingledresser 129 Callowhili
Fox Samuel, brickmaker 37 Filbert
Fox Sarah widow, gentlewoman 23 Sansom
Fox Sarah, widow 191 n. 2d
Fox William, shotmaker Mulberry n. Sch. Front
Foxhill Thomas, victualler 21 Fitzwalter
Foy Michael, tailor 1 1th below Locust
Frale Mary, mantua-maker, 291 s 4th
Fraley Enoch, shoemaker 306 n Front
Fraley Frederick, inquire 17 Church alley
Fraley Jacob, merchant 191 High 8c 17 Church alley
Fraley Jacob, biscuit baker 198 Cec^ar
Fraley John U. baker 17 Church alley
Fraley Jesse, sea captain 251 s. 7th
Fraley Joseph, plaisterer Old York R. n. Coats
Fraley Peter, nailor 189 ht. John
Fraley widow of John, 189 St John
Francis Ann, gentlewoman 154 Chesnut
Francis Hannah, nurse cor. Christian and 3d
Francis Henry, tanner Poplar above St. John
Franci* John, carter Maria st.
FRA FRE
Erancis widow, seamstress 3 1 Powel!
Francis John, carter Race above 12th
Francis John, shoemaker 272 south 5th
Francis Michael, mariner 38 Christian
Francis Maria, seamstress 220 south 4th
Francis Thomas W. merchant 77 s. 4th
Francis VVm. comedian 70 north 8th
Franck George C tobacconist 217 north 2d
Franck Jacob; tailor 293 Callowhill
F'rank Adam, m. d. 4th above Coats [see Franks
Frank Christian, painter 8cc. 479 Uace and 94 n. 1 Ith
Frank Francis, tanner Lily alley-
Frank John, labourer 195 ^t. John
Frank John, labourer 410 south 2d
Frank Lewis, labourer cor. Race and 1 1th
Frank widow of Henry, cor. 4th and Bro\vne
Frankford widow of John, 275 south Front
Franklebury Sarah, widow M'CulIoch*s court
Franklin John, drayman 79 Budd
Franklin Lemuel, bootmaker 59 south Third
Franklin Lydia, widow 328 N. Fvowt
Franklin Nathaniel, sea captain 2 Norris' alley
Franklin Wm. cabinetmaker 2 52 south Seventh
/^ranks Catherine, widow 479 north Second
jPranks George, tanner and currier Noble near 4th
/^ranks Jacob, tanner Noble near 4th [stf Frani-
/•Vanks Jacob, jun. carpenter Noble near 4th
iPranks John, watchman Broad near Wuhiut
i^raser Andrew, grocer 437 north Second
/'Vaser Thos. carpenter Poplar above Third" v.
/'Yasier F^manuel, carpenter 53 George (S.)
/"rasier Wm. rigger M^Culloch's court
i'Yazer Ann, widow 159 south 5th
i'Yazer Robert, attorney at law 1 73 Chesnut
jFrazier Anthony, carpenter Blackberry alley be-
tween Locust and iipruce
/'razier John, thread manufacturer 5th near Queen
/"razier John, thread maker 5th near Queen
-Frazier widow of Hugh, 195 north Front
/'razier widow of Wm. mate 2 1 Cedar
/"reas Joseph, carpenter Hamilton village
Frederick George, shoemaker Wood (K.) [«fe Frie
Bb
FRE FRE
/'rederick John G. instrument maker 84 N. I Ith
/'Vederick Wm. woodsawyer Steinrmetz court
/'Yederickson Conrad, tobacconist 79 Callowhill
Frederickson F» A. blacksmith 79 Callowhill
/^rederickson Godfrey, grocer 2 1 2 north Second
i^redrickson 8c Hester, sugar refiners 214 N. 2d
Pree Benjamin, storekeeper 199 north Second
i^ree Edward, carter 34 1 north Third
i^ree Samuel, cabinet-maker 7th below Cedar
i^ree Samuel, carter Laurel-st. (N. L.)
/^ree Wm. painter, 8cc. 363 N. 2d and 39 Green
i'Veed David, 148 north 4th
Freed Geo- and Anthony, looking-glass frame and
cabinet-makers back 29 Green
i^reed Geo. cabinet-maker 1Q6 Coats
/"Veed Henry, innkeeper 150 north 4th
i^reed, widow of Jacob 14 York court
i^reehuUer Geo. shoemaker Germantown R. n. 4th
i^reeland John, shoemaker 31 German
i^reeman Benj. chairmaker Cedar cor. 12th
i^reeman Catharine, widow 180 north Water
-freeman Edward, taylor 9 1 north Water
/'Veeman Henry G. attorney at law 32 south 5th
i^reeman Isaac C, shoemaker 6 Garrigues' court
Freeman Jepthu, shoemaker 9 -Fayette
Freeman and Pierie, carvers and gilders 68 Chesnut
t Freeman Samuel, woodsawyer St. Mary n. 7th
i^reeman T. B. commission merchant 65 south
Front, dwelling 289 Chesnut
/"reeman T. W. carver and gilder 68 Chesnut
/regler Wm. blacksmith 4th near Poplar
/'Veil Patrick, labourer 27 Hurst [see Friel
/"reilley Jesse, sea captain 74 n. 7th [^see Frailey
French Abigail, storekeeper 181 south Second
French Charles, merchant 237 Mulberry
French Charles C. merchant 48 north Front
French Daniel, engineer and machine-maker 452
north Front
French and Harker, merchants 48 north Front
French Jonathan, carpenter Merritt*s lane
French Richard, labourer 261 north Front
FRE FRY
Frenaye Mark A. merchant 150 Mulberry
i'Veno Paul, boarding-honse, Sec. 135 south Water
i^reshmuth Jacob, tobacconist 209 Callowhill
i^reshmuth M. cedarcooper 158 High
t /freshwater Argyle, hairdresser 26 south Water
i'Vetot George, labourer 20 Small
i^rew Archibald, merchant 239 Mulberry
i^reymuth Benj. printer 1 Bell's court
i'Veymuth Wm paper-hanger 1 Bell's court
i'Veytag Daniel, potter 192 S. 5th cor. Small
i^reytag Michael, justice of the peace 204 s. 5th
/'reytag Catharine, grocer 354 north Third
i^rick Henry, printer 208 north 6th
Frick Jacob, accomptant 208 north 6th
Frick Michael, brassfounder 364 north Third
i^ricke i^rederick, cabinetmaker 406 north Second
i^ricke Henry, grocer 241 High
i^ricke Jacob, brickmaker 4th above Poplar
Fricker John, cabinetmaker Lily alley, and cor. 2d
and Green
Fricker Joseph, late grocer 362 north Second
Fricker Nicholas, carpenter corner Beaver and 2d
Friday Catharine, washerwoman n. 30 Callowhill
i^riederisch Gerhardt N. at 77 Walnut
Friedlein John A. grocer 166 south Sixth
Friend Isaac F. milkman George corner Tenth
Friend John H. tobacconist 334 High
Fries Conrad, watchman sch. 8:h n. Arch
Fries John, merchant next 2 south Third [see Freqs
Fries John, jun. next 2 south Third
Frinkbine Frederick, shoemaker 4 16 Sassafras
t Fritcher Anthony, mariner Portland lane
Fritz Christopher, baker 176 Pine
Fritz Geoige, blacksmith Germanlown U. n. 3d
Fritz Peter, stonecutter 220 Sassafras
Frontis J. Bte. gentleman 7o south Second
Frost Danl. mariner Queen n. Shackamaxon
Frost Mary, nurse 127 New
Frowert John, shoemaker 84 north 5th
i^ry George, chairmaker 28 Flfreith*s &lley and 8^
north i^ont
Fvy Henry, taylor I Elbow lane
FRY FUR
Fry Jacob, cordial distiller 109 north Second
Fry John H. shoe vender 16 Cable lane & 88 High
Fry John, potter 74 north 4th and 136 Sassafras
i'Vy John, block and pumpmaker 139 north Water
and 34 Klfreith's alley
Pry Joseph, 1 6 Cable lane
Fry Nathan, carpenter 8 Bread
/■Yy Robert, shoemdker Lily alley
Fry William, printer, office 52 Prune dwelling 181
south F'ihh
i^ryburg Jacob, victualler 57 north Eighth
/^ryburg widow of John, victualler 51 north Eighth
i^ryer Eve, shopkeeper 348 north 3d cor. Green
i<'uehrer Christian, weaver Alban '
-Fulgard Jacob, carpenter 54 Chester
-Mullen James, grocer 45 Shippen
/'uUen and Sykes, grocers S. W. cor. 3d and Cedar
i^uller Abraham, caliinetmaker 22 1 north Second
i^uller John, pilot 452 south i^ront
Fullerton Aaron, shipwright Hanover
i^ullerton Alexander, storekeeper 37 High
Fulleiton and Biddle, storekeepers 52 south 4th
i^ullerton E. gentlewoman 28 Queen
Fullerton Mrs. of James, 267 north i^ront
./^ullerton Robert, shipwright Warren
/'^ullerton Spencer E. storekeeper 52 south 4th
FuUerton V. boardinghouse 113 Mulberry
i'ulmer Caspar, carter 23 Budd
Fulmer i'Vederick, 216 St. John
Fulmer John, carpenter 155 Green
Fulton George, accomptant 67 south F'lkh
i'ulton John, shopkeeper 46 Xammany
i^'ulton Janits. grocer 387 south i'Yont
i'uiton Mark, carpenter Prosperous alley
Fulton Samuel, grocer 257 High and 38 n. Sixth
y^ultz Elizabeth, widow 27 Coats
^ultz John, carpenter 25 South alley
-^underwaith Jacob, grocer 212 Cherry
i'unston Thomas, labourer Spruce above Tenth
/'"urlong James, grocer 2 LitUe Water
/'urman Joni^than, smith 63 and below 8th Locubc
l?t;R GAL
f ilrman Adaline, ladies boardinghouse 97 N. Ninth
/"'urst M. dye sinker and seal cutter 145 south 3d
-Furey Charles, weaver Prosperous alley
jPurey James, soapboiler 5th above Noble
/'ury John, shoemaker 6 1 Walnut
i^urey Patrick, shoemaker 268 south i^ifth
/^urze James, merchant 9 Norris* alley
i^uss John Adam, baker /'ederal above Second
/^ust William, upholsterer Noble near i^ourth
i'yan John, shoemaker 39 Coats
Gabel John, carpenter 23 Browne
Gabel Peter, jun. cat-penter 75 Budd
Gabel Pctfer, carpenter 13 Browne
Gabel Samuel, carpenter cor. 2d and Browne
Gaddeau Joseph, shallopman Cherry n. sch. 7th
Gagjel Philip, printer back 313 north Third
Galbraith widow of Andrew, trader 58 Artillery lane
Galbraith Hugh, saddler back 46 Arch
Galbraith Hugh, labourer 157 Shippen
Galbraith Patrick, clock 8c watchmaker 36 CcdaP
Galbreth Robert, carter 1 19 Queen (S.)
t Gale Ann, whitewasher Spruce above Eighth
Gale Anthony, captain in U S. army, s. FrontN. E.
corner of the navy yard
Gallagher widow of Andrew, sea captain 98 s. 5th
Gallagher A. M. chinamerchantyl 16 north 2d
Gallagher Bernard, taylor 74 north Walef
Gallagher Bernard, grocer 30 south Sixth
(Gallagher Daniel, labourer 247 Cedar
Gallagher Hugh, labourer 256 Lombard
Gallagher James, shoemaker 17 Wjlhng's alley
Gallagher James, labourer back 135 north Water
Gallagher Mary, seamstress Middle alley, n. 7ih
Gallagher Patrick, stone mason 5 Spafford st
Gallaher Jacob, ivory turner back 4 Oak (S.)
Gallaher James, m. d. 37 s. 5th cor. Library
Gallaher Thomas, flour merchant 15 n. Twelfth
Gallaher Wm. &c Thomas, flour merchants 325 High
Gallaher Wm. flour merchant 72 south Eleventh
Bb 2
GAL GAR
Galland John, engraver 1 5 Spiinget alley-
Gallant Susan, widow Webb*s alley
Gallard Peter & Co. jewellers 1 13| north Third
Gallaspey Hannah, widow 276 south Front
Gallengee 101 north Ninth
Gallespy John, grocer S. E. corner Pine 8c Sixth
Galloway John, taylor 328 south Front
Galloway widow of Joseph, sea capt. 254 south 3d
Galvin John, sea captain 1 9 I Walnut
Gambell James, grocer 471 south Front
Gamble Alexander, hatter 7 Gray's alley
Gamble Cyrus, carpenter 99 Budd
Gamble James, merchant 200 Spruce
Gamble Samuel, labourer Lombard n. sch. Seventh.
Gamble Thomas, worsted manufacturer German*'
town road near the first gate or 2 1 s. 4th
Gambol John, labourer back of 277 south 5th
Garaper Michael, cedar cooper 274 south 5th
Gapper Mrs. gentlewoman 218 Chesnut
Garcia Dominick, 160 south Third
Gardee John, shoemaker Hanover near Queen
Garden Robert, weaver Eleventh near Vine
Gardette James, dentist 75 Walnut
Gardiner Edward C. sea captain 19 Vine
Gardiner Jas. sea captain 341 south Second
Gardiner James, bargeman Mifflin's court
Gardiner John, sea captain 34 1 south Second
Gardiner John, jun. merchant 20 Pine and 38 soutii
wharves
Gardner Alexander, shipwright 413 south Second
t Gardner Charles, shoemaker Sansom's alley
Gardner G. R. £c Co. merchants 30 n. Second
Gardner George R. merchant Fromberger''jr court
Gardner Henry, coach maker 299 Vine
Gardner Jacob, grazier 293 Vine
Gardner James, carpenter Litle's court
Gardner James, shoemaker 198 Lombard
Gardner James, tavernkeeper 140 south 8th
Gardner John, boatbuilder 29 Becks' alley
Gardner John, blacksmith Oak (N. L.)
G'ardner Mrs. of George, 17 Coates* alley
GAR GAR
Gardner Nathaniel D. sea captain 38 Almond
Gardner Rachel, 63 Arch
t Gardner Richard, waiter Eleventh near Lombard
Gardner Robert, coach painter 41 Keys* alley-
Gardner Sidney, goldsmith 78 south 4th
Gardner V^alentine, skin dresser 291 Vine
Gardner Wm. sea captain 24 Vine
Gardner widow, gentlewoman 1 south Fourth
Garesche Gabriel, mercTiant 202 Spruce
Garesche J. P. merchant 229 High
Garesche V. M. merchant 229 High
Garesches & Ravesies, merchants 229 High
Garey Edward, shoemaker 160 south 5th
Garlanger Henry, bricklayer Kunckel n. Tammany
Garlick Joseph, cotton spinning factory corner Vine
and sch. 2d
Garllow Shavelier, taylorand goldsmith 72 s. Front
Garman Jacob, breeches maker 30 North alley
Gurneit Michael, carpenter cor. Wood and Julianna
and 26 Ann (iN. L.)
Gamier J. B.. hairdresser 74 south Front
Garns John, carpenter near 33 north Tenth
Garren Anthony, goldsmith 2'^0 south 7th
Gurretson Eliakim, storekeeper 76 N, 4th
l^see Garrison
Garretson L. Sc H* C. Sc Co. storekeepers iO s. 2d
Garrett E. gentlewoman 184 Chesnut
Garrett John, farmer Buck road n. Passyunk
Garrett Levi, tobacconist N. W. corner i^roat 8c
Drawbridge Dock
Garrett Philip, clock and watchmaker 144 High
t Garrett Richard, porter 22 Sugar alley
Garrick Elizabeth, widow Shield's alley
Garrick John, plaisterer Cherry above Thirteenth
Garrick Mary, widow 77 south Eleventh
Garrigues Benjamin F. merchant 1 19 Pine
Garrigues Wm. measurer of carpenters' work and
C=ty regulijfior 39 Cherry
Garring Michael, labourer Wood (K.)
Garrison Abm. hairdresser 220 N. Front
[see Garretson
GAR~^GAW
Garrison Benjamin, labourer 122 Browne
Garrison Catharine, widow 241 N Front
Garrison Clement, carpenter Broad below George
Garrison John, harness maker 2 14 south 5th
Garrison John, grocer 1 12 north 2d
Garrison Jonathan, mariner Mirritt's lane n. 5th
Garrison Joshua, oysterman 169 south Front
Garrison Mary, millener 60 n. 6th
Garrison Mawer, and Co. grocers 1 12 north 2d
Gartland James, accomptant 7 north 4th
Gartland John, china merchant 71 south Front
Gartley John, teacher 19 Cherry
Gartley Mrs. widow back 28 Spruce
Gartley Wm. master rigger 62 Penn
Garven James, dealer 131 Plum
Garvin Ann, fishingline 5cc. maker 33 Shippen
Garvin Margaret, back 121 Queen (S.)
Garvin Robert, carter Lombard n. sch. Eighth
[sf(? Oii'van
Garwood and Chambers, shipjoinera 247 Swiinson
Garwood John, saddler 8cc. Maiden
Garwood Richard, sea captain 25 Catharine
Garwood Wm. shipwright 468 south Front
Garwood Wm. jun. shipwright 549 s. Front
Gaskill Benjamin, bookbinder. 13 Gray's alley
Gaskill Ebenezer, storekeeper 278 n. Second
Gaskill Edmund, ladies shoemaker 120 Walnut •
Gaskill Uriah, carter Beach ne.ir High Bridge
Gaskill Wm. shipjoiner 429 south Second
Gassey James, stevedore 188 Lombard
Gatchel Joseph, smith Carpenter st (C.)
Gates Nathaniel, shipwright 23 Beck's alley
Gauff" John, shoemaker 38 Charlotte
Gaul Frederick, brewer 15 1 &c 147 High
Gaul Richard, sea captain 23 1 south Front
Gaun George, shoemaker Margar^tta
Gauny Nicholas, gunsmith 174 soiilh Second
Gavin George W. printer 2 Clawges* court
Gavett Benjamin, caulker back 12 Christian
Gaw Chambers, gentleman 409 south Front
Gaw Gilbert, Windsor chairmaker 84 north Frdnt
Gaw John, drayman 323 Cailowhill
CAW GER
Uaw and Patterson, cabinet and chairmakers 84 n.
Front
Gaw Robert, chairmaker 179 and 280 s. Second
Gawn Jacob, carpenter U. S. Arsenal
Gawn John, smith cor. Marlborough and Queen
Gawn Peter, smith Poplar lane below 2d
Gay lord Enos, batter 12 Chancery lane
Gebler A. tea store 14 north Fifth
Gebler Godfrey, lavernkeeptr 82 Dock
Gebler Matthias, accomptant 138 Mulberry
Geiger Martin, jun. ropemaker Marlborough near
West
Geiger Martin, baker Frankford road near Orange
Geisse Philip, merchant 49 north Third
Geisse William, merchant 28 north Third
Geisse widow of William, 25 north 4th
Geley Peter, 163 north Front
Gemeny Naomi, widow 183 Spruce
Generelly i^eury, milliner 2 north 6th
Geniher Chas. labourer 262 St. John's [see Ginther
Genther George, victualler 42 Budd
Genther John, taylor 43 Union
Genther John, innkeeper Mulberry near Eleventh
Genther Joseph, victualler 42 Budd
Gentry Robert, shipwright Noble above /'ront
Gentry Samuel, shipwright 271 St. John
George Anthony, grocer 206 south Second
George Charles, oakcooper 196 and 153 S. Water
t George Daniel, labourer Cedar near Twelfth
George Edward, merchant 35 6 High
George John, haircloth manufacturer corner Ches-
\ nut and sch 4th
George Joseph, currier 90 n. Eleventh
George Margaret, widow Cedar n. 13th
George Matthew, cabinetmaker 329 north Third
George Mrs. ladies' seminary 356 High
George Peter, oakcooper 209 Callow hill
George Richard, hatter 156 High
George Richard, sea captain 273 south jPront
Gerhard William, hatter 44 N. -Pront & 118 N. Sd
German Charles, cabinetmaker 345 south 2d
Germon Greenberry D. goldsmith 19 north Water
GER GIB
Germon John, goldsmith, &c. 12 Quarry
[^see Garmaji and Jarmart
Germon Thomas D. paperhanger and print carver
158 north 9lh
Gernon Patrick, merchant 2 1 6 Walnut
Gerrish Le'V'i, flour merchant 52 Coals
Gesh John, oakcooper 9 Shippen
Ge5,t John, flour merchant 302 High \see Guest
Gethen John, silversmith 170 s. i^ront [see Githen
Gethen widow, boardinghouse 170 south i^ront
Getz, widow of i^rederick, gunmaker 158 St. John
Getz Geo. A. victualler 156 St. John \_see Gcetz
Getz Henry, woodsawyer Noble n. Third
Geyer, widow of Andrew, 329 Race
Geyer Andrew, jun. inspector of customs 28 Branch
Geyer John, mariner 220 Lombard
Geyer John, gentleman 195 south 4th
Geyer John, alderman 122 north 3d {^cee Guier
Geyer Simon, regulator of dry measures 329 Race
Ghegan James, shoemaker 86 south Third y
Ghriskey Lewis, gunsmith Kunckel n. Tammany
Gibbons David, bargeman Mifllin's court
Gibbons E. P. bonnetmaker 86 Mulberry
Gibbons George W. scrivener 2 1 Wood
Gibbons and Hains, office for the purchase and sale
of real estate 163 Chesnut
Gibbons Joseph, conveyancer 149 south Tenth
Gibbons Rachael, widow back 198 north 2d
Gibbons Samuel, fruiterer M'CuUoch's court
Gibbs Benjamin, gentleman 31 Mulberry
t Gibbs George, rigger Smith's court
Gibbs J. W- merchant 3':: south 4th
Gibbs J. W. jun. merchant 32 south 4th and 34
north 8ih
Gibbs Job, carpenter 79 Green
Gibbs John, printer 125 Pine
Gibbs, Mrs. of Josiah, shallopman 82 Green
Gibbs Wm. merchant 32 south 4th
Giberson M, M. 8c E. milliners 71 Mulberry
Gibson Alexander, labourer Broad near Vine
t Gibson Benjamin, labourer 156 Svvanson
Gibson George, blacksmith 325 north Third
GIB GIL
Gibson Jacob, tinplateworker 113 Shippen
Gibson James, attorney at law 78 Walnut, office 61
south 4th
Gibson James, distiller Passyunk corner 6th
Gibson John, hatter 28 High and 48^ north Sd
Gibson Margaret, tutress Elmslie's alley
Gibson Mrs. widow 137 south 6th
Gibson Wm. tobacconist cor. Fitzwalter and Shaf-
ford
Gibson Wm. B. tinplateworker 92 north Third
Gideon George, chairmaker 33 Vine
Gideon Henry, victualler 193 north 8th
Gideon Peter, skindresser Callowhill above 8th
Gideon Rebecca, boardinghouse 14 Cherry
Gifford Mary, mantuamaker 349 south Front
Gifford Robert, carter Twelfth near Pine
Gifford Thomas B mate Maiden st
Gihon James, printer 58 Union
Gihon John H. taylor 33 German
Gilbert Conrad, cabinetmaker 39 New Market st
Gilbert David, carpenter 4 north 6th
Gilbert Frederick, merchant 190 Mulberry
Gilbert and Grambo, merchants 163 High
Gilbert Jacob, taylor 139 Sassafras
Gilbert John G. taylor 83 north 2d
Gilbert John, merchant 44 Dock
Gilbert John E. saddler and trunkmaker
Gilbert John, labourer 550 north Third
G-lbert Joseph, carpenter 20 Chester
Gilbert Joseph, umbrellamaker 158 High
Gilbert Magdalin, shopkeeper 74 south Water
Gilbert Michael, potter 9 Branch
Gilbert Peter, labourer Hickory lane n. 6th
Gilbert Peter, shoemaker 8th above Buttonwood
Gilbert Samuel, tobacconist 208 north 2d
Gilbert, widow of Stephen, taylor 53 Duke (N. L.)
Gilbert and Wessell, merchants 44 Dock
Gilchrist L. widow 40 Sansom
Gililer John, carpenter 149 s. 9th
Gilderbleevs Richard, grocer 47 Passyunk cor. 5th
Gildner Fredk A. cabinetmaker 70 Callowhill
Giles Charles, labourer 1 5 Fayette
GIL GIL
Giles Hannah, nurse 29 Noble
Giles Wm. accomptant 19 Green
Gilkey John, carter Relief st.
Gilkey Wm. watchman Smith's alley
Gill Bennington, naarchant 4 Mulberry court
Gill Edward, merchant 305 Mulberry
Gill Elizabeth, grocer corner Shippen and Third
Gill James J. 8c i'Vances, storekeepers 26 s* 2d
Gill Nicholas, shipjoiner 393 north -Front
Gill Rachael, washerwoman 135 Spruce
Gill S. carter i^rankford above Queen
Gill Thomas, labourer 44 Green
Gill Thomas, cabinetmaker 45 Pine and 10 Cypress
alley
Gillagin Thomas, victualler Weaver's alley
Gillan Thomas, labourer west of Permanent bridge
Gillasspy George, m. d. 90 south 8th
Gilles Robert, weaver Lombard n. sch. 8th
Gillespie Wm. oakcooper 20 Cedar
Gillet Wm. shipwright Prime above 2d
Gilliams Lewis, surgeon dentist 35 M*»lberry
€hlliard John, shoemaker corner 3d and Lombard
Gillies Theodore, combmaker59 New
Gilligan George, brewer 10 Elbow lane
Gilligan Michael, bricklayer 102 Plum
Gilliland James, carpenter 500 south Second
Gillin Daniel, carter 254 s. 6th
Gillingham Geo. professor of music ?,04 Sassafras
GilUngham James, hatter 175 south /Irbut
Gillingham Joseph, merchant 83 High
ijillinghamsand Randolph, merchants 83 High
Gillingham M. merchant 6 Church alley and B"}-
High
Gillmer James, merchant 113 High
Gillon John, laylor 128 north Eleventh
Gil man Amos, grocer 4th above Callowhill
Giiman Lydia, milliner 59 Arch
Gilmer E. grocer 373 Mulberry
Gilmnr George, boarding house 16 Strawberry
Gilmore Elijah, mn-keeper 454 Race
.Qilr». >i'e ("ieorge, accomptant Brewers alley n. 3d.
CiliAore Hugh, shoemaker 3d n. Germamown R.
GIL GLE
t Gilmore Jacob, waiter 123 south Sixtli
Gilmore James, labourer 200 Shippen
Gilpin Dynes, grocer High near Juniper
Gilpin & Clay, livery stable-keepers Harmony street
Gilpin John, stable-keeper '^27 Ohesnut
Gilpin Joshua & Thomas, merchants 149 s. Front
Gilpin Thomas, merchant 1 4 Dock
Gimer Mary, widow 483 north Third
Ginnings John C. potter 59 Tammany [see Jennings
Ginnings 8c Moser, potters 310 north Second
Giont Jacob, labourer 41 Duke (N. L )
Girard Stephen, merchant 23 north Water
GiruJon James, sea captain 17 Key's alley
Girlling Wm. late taylor 73 Pine
Girvan James, taylor 195 Chesnut [see Garvi7i
Girvan John, currier 21 Chesnut
Gise John, smith 61 north Fifth
Gismire Jacob, tailor 37 New Market street
Githens Delaplain, bricklayer 6 Pennsylvania avenue
Githins Elizabeth, widow 4 Vernon [see Getheii
Githins Samuel, fruiterer 28 High
Givin Wm. carpenter Cedar n. Eleventh
Glading John, oakcooper corner of Penn and Pine
Glading Joseph, nailer 197 St. John and 93 Coats'
Gladney David, watchman back 57 south Water
Glasgow James, plaisterer Pine above Tenth
Glasgow John, Pine street wharf
Glasgow Wm. grocer Pine-st. wharf, south side
Glass Samuel, Klmslie's alley
Glasscoo widow of James, weaver 524 north Front
Glause Samuel, carpenter 60 Cherry
Glazer David, nailer 191 St. John
Glazier John A sexton 7 \ Crown ^
Glazier Henry, shoemaker 356 north Third
Gleason Jonas, carpenter Poplar alley
Glen James, m. d. corner of Prune and Fifth
Glenn Benjamin, labourer Beach n. Marlborough
Glenn Benjamin, caulker back 41 Prime
Glenn Daniel, labourer Queen (K.)
Glenn Daniel, caulker Queen n. Cherry
Glenn Douglai>, shipwright Shacka naxon
Glenn Hannah, widow, Ihirteenth below Higl.
■^ C c
GLE GOL
Glenn John, boat builder near Glass house (K.)
Glenn Joseph, sea captain 201 Spruce
Glenn Margaret, widow Carlyle's court
Glenn Mrs. of Wm. labourer 227 north Front
Glenn Matthew, painter. Sec. back 120 German
Glenn Robert, shipwright Beach n. Bishop
Glentworth James, broker S. E corner of Walnut
and Dock
Glentworth PlunketF. m. d. 144 Sassafras
Glentworth George, 281 Race
Glett G. shoemaker 45 1 north Second
Glinsey Patrick, grocer 62 Cedar
Gloninger George, store keeper 223 north Third
Gloss William, carpenter 10th n. Lombard
t Gloucester rev John, 7th below Shippen
Glover James, cooper, 6th above Poplar lane
Glover John, stone cutter corner Cedar and Front
Glover Wm. sea captain 5 Mary (S.)
Glynn Mary, nurse Steinmeiz* court (N. L.)
Goddard George, smith 2 1 1 north Second
Goddard John, merchant 13 s. Water and 41 1 High
Godfrey Andrew, victualler Juniper n. Race
Godfrey Charles, ropemaker Passyunk n. Federal
Godshall John, shoemaker 376 north Third
Godshall Paul, carter Moyamensing roadn. Second
Gceller Philip, baker 207 Lombard corner Seventh
Goentner Leonard, smith 63 and back 73 n. 5th
Goetz Frederick; gunmaker 163 north Second 32
Sassafras alley l^ec Gatz and Getz
Goetz and Tryon, gun manufacturers 163 north 2d
GofF John, shoemaker 264 south Fifth
Goff Thomas, shipwright Moyamensing road
Goff Thomas, jr. machine and shuttle maker Lo-
cust above Ninth
Goghen Thomas, weaver corner Spruce and Schuyl'
kill Seventh
Gold James, labourer 346 north Second
Goldsmit Levi M. storekeeper 170 north Second
Goldsmith Charles, labourer 34 Swanson
Goldsmith George, planemaker Laurel (N. L.)
Goldsmith Jeremiah, labourer Oak (N. L.)
GOL GOK
Goldsmith Thomas, planemaker 385 north Second
dwelling 438 north Front
Goldston Mary, widow 447 north Third
Goldtrap Mrs. widow 159 St. John
Goldtrip Wm. carpenter Arch n New Prison
Gomminger Mrs. shopkeeper 83 Callowhill
Gomminger Jos. h-bourer 4th above Browne
Gone Jacob, labourer United States Arsenal
Goodfellow E. pastry cook 64 Dock
Goodfellow Wm. clock and watch maker, enquire
173 High
Goodman C bookbinder 30 Cherry
Goodman George F. printer 85 Callowhill
Goodman John, justice of the peace and notary pub-
lic 87 Callowhill
Goodman Jonathan, blacksmith 7 Charlotte
Goodman Phoebe, storekeeper 68 Mulberry ^
Goodman Samuel, carpenter 1 Bread street
Goodrich Wm. hatter 9 Gray's alley
Goods George, biscuit baker Coals' court
Goodwin John, ropemaker and ship chandler, and
agent for com.mercial line. Arch street wharf
and i71 north Front
Goodwin John D and E. ropemakers Sec. corner of
Oak and Coats
Goodwin George, ropemaker corner PassyunkSc 8ih
Goodwin Gtoige, jr. labourer back 143 Coats*
Goodwin Jonathan, blacksmith 9 Charlotte
Goodwin Jonathan, tailor 261 Race
Goodwin Samuel, 5 1 south Water
Goodyear John, victualler James street
Gordon x^bigaiU widow 255 north Second
Gordon Ann, widow shop keeper High near sch. 7th
Gordon David, carpenter 124 Plum
Gordon Henry, grocer 165 Shippen
Gordon Peter, mate 1 1 5 Swanson
Gordon Peter, paper stainer Juniper near Race
Gordon Peter, jr. mariner 18 Argyle
Gordon Richard, shoemaker Prime above Second
t Gordon Robert, fruiterer 60 Walnut ^s^.
Gordon Robert, manufacturer of edge tools Prune
near Fifth
Gordon Thomas F. enquire corner Prune and 5th
GOR GRA
Gorgan Thomas, fringe weaver 236 north Front
Gorgas George, lumber merchant 282 north Second
Gorgas Joseph, lumber merchant Sl2 north Sixth
Goring Catherine, 296 south Fourth
Gorley Hugh, 502 south Front [see Gourlty
Gorman Edward, tavernkeeper 128 north Water
Gorman Thomas, tavernkeeper, Broad near Race
Gort Christian, watchman Oak near Browne
Gos Joseph, M D. 224 Lombard
Gosling Joseph, carter Say street
Gosner C ropemaker Federal above Second
Gosner Frederick, carter 183 Coats*
Gosner Joseph, potter 205 Coats*
Gosser Jacob, fisherman Queen near Wood
Gosser, widow of Philip, Queen near Wood
Gottreu Henry, tavernkeeper Black Bear, Shippen
Gouge John, storekeeper 125 Spruce
^oukler John, carter 136 Callovvhiil
Goul Valentine, 92 north Ninth
Gould Calvin, distiller 54 Prune
Gould Walter, chairmaker 141 Locust
t Goulding Benjamin, carter Middle alley
t Goulding John, labourer Pryor's alley
t Goulding Manuel, waiter back 130 north Fifth
Gouldy David and Henry, labourers Lombard near
Schuylkill Third
Gourdon Madame, widow, 256 south Fifth
Gourlay Archibald, accomptant 48 Tammany
Gourley John, grocer 38 5 north Third cofSier Coats*
Govett Charles, merchant 251 High
Govett Eleanor, widow 149 Mulberry
Govett George, clock and watchmaker corner High
and Front
Govett James, silvet*smith 149 Mulberry
Govett Wm. G. merchant 25 I High
Govett Wm. J. earpenter corner Pine 8c Twelfth
Govett Wm. treasurer of the Lancaster turnpike
company 25 1 High
f Govin Adam, woodsawyer Sixth n. Carpenter (S.)
^Govving John, sea captain 5 1 Almond
Grace *Aaron, labourer back 390 Race [see Grict
Grace Christiana, tripe butcher Charles street
Grace Jacob, Tenth above Race
GRA GRA
Grace widow of J. Brewer's alley near Fourlti
Graff Balthasar, baker 474 n. Second
Graff Charles, corner Mulberry and Sixth
Graff F. manager of the water-works 22 north Sixtii
Graff George, oak cooper 478 north Second
Graff Henry, balance weigher Spruce st. wharf 8c
37 north Sixth
iGraff John, gentleman 303 Arch
Graff Joseph, sen. victualler Lawrence
Graff Joseph, victualler 223 N 8th
Graff Rebecca, layer-out of the dead 190 Vine
Graff William, taylor back 39 New-market
Graff widow of Jacobs baker 6 Cherry
Grafton Woodbridge, 10 Bread st.
Graham Ann, teacher, back 124 Catharine
Graham & Avery, druggists 258 s. 2d.
Graham David, printer 12 Oak (S.)
Graham Edward & Son, taylors Passyunk n. 8tb.
Graham Elizabeth, nurse 98 Green
Graham George, wheelwright, Kunckel n. Tam-
many
Graham James, merchant 3'n. 9th. Sc 327 High
Graham James, baker 13th n. Cedar
Graham Jane, gentlewoman 242 n. Front
Graham John, gentleman 397 s. Second
Graham John, at Howell 5c Pleasants Pear st,
Graham John, cabinet-maker 247 s. Front
Graham John, comb-maker 69 s. Eleventh
Graham John K., grocer 289 High ^
Graham M. widow 260 n. 8th
Graham Martha, widow, nurse 98 Green
Graham Mrs. widow, seamstress 25 Walnut
Graham Peter & Co. merchants 28 Chesnut
Graham Peter, merchant 20 n. 7th. Sc 28 Chesnut
Graham Sarah, druggist 258 s. Second
Graham Thomas fie John K. grocers 289 High
Graham William, grocer Federal below Second
Graham William, jun. grocer Federal below 2d.
Graham William, wholesale & retail grocer S.W-
comer High atid Schuylkill Eighth
Grahiam James, grocer corner 6th and Shippen
Grambo Christian; merchant 163 High
Cc 2
GRA GRA
Grandom Jolin, gentleman corner Sansom & f tb.
Grandom Peter, cooper 278 s. 3d.
Granger J, widow Vine n. sch. 2d.
t Grant Abraham, labourer Middle alley
Grant Alexander, mariner 261 Catharine
Grant A. widow, milliner 310 s. Second
t Grant Francis, coachman 57 Small
Grant John, merchant 10 s. 4th. & 2 Patton's court
Grant widow of Joseph, sea captain 1 1 Keys' alley
Grant Margaret, widow 1 0th n. Lombard
Grant Robert, dealer Lombard near 2d.
Grant Robert, commission bottler 48 Lombard
Grant Samuel, merchant 39 n. Water & 401 High
Grant T. widow, tayloress 95 Arch
-Grant Wm. blockmaker 62 Christian
Grant Wm. silver &c goldsmith 387 n. 3d.
Gratz Hyman, merchant S. W. corner Ches. ^ 7th.
Gratz Joseph, merchant S.W. corner Ches. isi' 7th.
Gratz Simon, merchant S.W. corner Ches. ^ 7th.
Gratz Simon iP" Brothers, merchants 232 High
Grauel Daniel, coppersmith 237 n. 2d.
Grauel John, baker 334 n. 2d.
Gravel Henry, carpenter 220 Vine
Gravel Matthias, fiuxutter Isf puller, back 63 n. 6th
Gravelle R. L. goldsmith 12 n Second
Gravenstine widow of Christian, 101 Christian
Gravenstine Conrad, labourer corner 4th ^Browne
Gravenstine George, stablekeeper 102 Locust
Gravenstine Jacob, baker Fourth near Browne
Graver David, smith Buttonwood above Sixth
Graves Bazel,tallowchandler 16 Spruce [See Greeves
Graves Bartholomew, printer 40 n. Fourth
Graves John, sea captain 334 s. Front Isee Groves*
Gravy Henry, innkeeper 382 n. Third cor. Coats
Gravy P. widow, 260 St. John
Gray Caleb, storekeeper 116 n. Third
_^ray David, carpenter corner Fifth if Wood
Gray David, shoemaker 24 Budd
Gray Edward, merchant 58 Dock ^ 100 s. Front
Gray George, Juniper lane
Gray Guy, mariner 265 n. Front
Gray rev. James, teacher 3 n. Tenth
GRA GHE
Gray James, teacher 35 1 n. Third
Gray John, taylor 50 s. Water
Gray Jolin, carter Juniper n. Vine
Gray Joseph, drayman Poplar n. Budd
Gray Lloyd, taylor Kunckel above Noble
Gray Peter, carter Smith's court
Gray Richard, sea captain 26 Union
Gray Robert E. brewer 24 south 6th
Gray Robert, drayman Poplar n. Budd
Gray Samuel, blucksmith Rose alley (N. L.)
Gray Samuel, combmaker 136 Locust
Gray and Taylor, merchants 38 Dock
Gray Thomas, carter Vine n Eleventh
Grby , 4ih above Tammany
Gray Thomas, cordwainer 59 Dock
Gray and Wile, brewers 24 s. 6th
Grjy Wm. shoemaker Poplar lane n. Budd
G'-ay W^m. hatter Lawrence
Gray Wm. shoemaker Currant alley
Gray and Wylie, teachers academy Locust above 5th
Gray Z. shoemaker 6 St. Mary
Gready Thomas, shopkeeper 356 s. 2d
Grear Andrew, victualler 250 n. 8th [see Gre^'r
Grear Jacob, victualler 289 n. Sih.
Grear John, miller 9^ n. 'i bird
Grear J. victualler Mulberry alley
Grear John, jun. victualler Garden
Grear John, victualler 307 n. 8th
Grear Joseph, morocco dresser, Walnut n. Eleventh
Grear N. victualler 234 n. 8th
Greaves Alex, acconiplant 376 s. /^ront [s<re Greevea
Greaves Wm. shoemaker 198 n. 2d
Greble widow of George, Cherry above Eleventh
Greble Samuel W. carpenter 338 s. 2d
Grtble Wm. bricklayer 235 s. i'lfth
Greble Wm. carpenter bapk 396 Sassafras
Green Andrew, blacksmith 14 Starr alley
Green Ann Mrs. of John, Smith's court
Green Branch, stoneware factory Second above Ge5-'
mantovtrn road
Green Charles, brassfounder and gilder 139 s. 9th
Green Charles, taylor Rose alley n. Coats
GRE GRE
t Green Clinton, labourer St. Mary above 7th
Green I'dward, labourer Mulberry n. sch. i^ront
Green Elijah B. carpenter 126 Brown
Green Eleanor, storekeeper 134 s. 4th
Green Geo. brassfounder and gilder 139 s. 9th
Green H grocer 397 s i^ront
Green Isaac, mariner 15 Swanson
Green James, sea captain Christian below 6th
t Green James, newscarrier 157 Spruce
Green John, sea captain 143 n. Water
Green John", rigger back 107 Catharine
Green John, carpenter Juniper n. Arch
Green John, carpenter Buttonwood n. 5th
Green John, grocer S. W. cor. 8th and Vine
t Green John, barber 1 1 6 n. 8th
Green Jos. plaisterer Kunckel n. Tammany
Green rev. Lemuel, 202 n. 3d
Green Lydia, boardinghouse 276 High
Green Mary, widow Queen n. Cherry
GiNsen Mary, widow Christian above 3d
Green Peter, gentleman 37 Cable lane
Green Richard, grocer 310n. Front
Green Robert S. attorney at law 46 Walnut
Green Samuel, chairmaker Christian above 3d
Green Stephen, fisherman 135 Green
Green Thomas, labourer Say street
Green Wm. ferryman Tenth above Race
Greenleaf James, office cor. Sansom and 7th
Greenman Mary, nurse 132 Coats
Greenwood Frederick, carpenter 8 Elfrith's alley
f Greenwood Rumer, washerwoman St. Mary above
rth
Greer Andrew, smith 317 Race [see Grear
Greer Wm. smith 24 North alley
Greer widow of James, cornchandler 253 s. Fifth
Greeves Thoma*, broker 54 Chesnut
Greffin C. shopkeeper 35 Pine [see Griffin
Gregg Eliza, boardinghouse 34 s. 6th
€fregg Mary, mangier friends* almshouse
Gregoire Charles, 436 n. Third
Cregory A. L. apothecary and druggist 288 n. 2d
Gregory Davidi paperhanger Acorn alley
ORE GRI
Gregory widow of John, 12 Swanson
Gregory John, jun. cabinetmaker 156 s. 2d
Gregory widow of Matthias, Fiizwaker above 6th
Gregory Wm. late lumber merchant 2b8 n. 2d
Greiner John, merchant 3 s. Water L«ce Griner
Grelaud Mrs boarding school 105 Mulberry
Grelit Francis, baker 73 Lombard t
Greno Mrs. 168 Spruce
Greverson Jacob, labourer 218 n. Third
Grew Hugh, labourer 418 s 2d
Grice Joseph Sc Francis, shipbuilders Penn (K.)
( >i€f Guya Ijf Grace
Grice Mary widow of Jonathan, 22 Christian
Grice Mary widow of Isaac, 446 south Front
Grice Samuel, shipbuilder cor Penn and Maiden
GrifFee John, grocer 4th above Browne
t Griffey Eliz;.beth, whitewasher Juniper lane
Griffie George, mariner back 393 south 2d
Giiffield Aaron, carter (Jld York above Poplar
Griffin D. C. painter &c. 108 south Tenth
Griffin Ward, 68 Dock
Griffin Wm. marinei 32 Kunckel
.^nffin Ward, 18 north 7th {see Grefln
'tariffing Moses, sea captain 28 Callow hill
Griffith Benjamin F. bricklayer cor. 7th & Shippen
Griffith Cadwallader, cordwainer 142 south 9lh
Griffith Caleb, merchant taylor 88 south 2d
Griffith David, baker Quince alley below Walnul
Griffith David, baker 271 Race
Griffith rlijah, m. d. 108 n. 4th
Griffith Isaac, carpenter I57s. 5th
Griffith Isaac, carpenter & storekeeper 181 n. 3d
Griffith John, stone cutter Filbert above Tenth
Griffith John R. slater 6lh above Vine
Griffith John M. bricklayer 142 s. aih
Griffith Joseph, shipjoiner Front below Prime
Griffith Joseph, carpenter 1 3th n. Race
Griffith Miles, hatter 368 High n. i2th
Griffith Robert E. merchant, compting house Bank
alley, dwelling 106 s. 8th
Griffith Sarah 8c Eliza, 63 Green
Griffith Wm. teacher 90 n. 9th
GRI -GRO
Griffith Wm. mariner back 134 St- John
Griffitts Hannah, gentlewonnan 8 Norris's alley
Griffitts Matthew, shoemaker 43 Passyunk
Griffitts Samuel P. m. d. 62 south Front /
Griffitts Sarah, widow 174 south 5th
t Griggas Levi, coachman Currant alley
Griggs Sc Dickenson, printers (White Hall) Ridge r.
Griggs Joseph, farmer Ridge n. Button wood
Grigsby Solomon, carter Swedes alley
Grim Catharine, washerwoman 7 1 n. Tenth
Grim Henry, storekeeper 213 n. 3d
Grim Mary, nurse 39 Coats* alley
Grim Mrs. widow 466 n. 3d
Grim Peter, brickmaker 476 n. 3d
Grimes John, mastmaker 504 s. Front
Grimshur Wm. mariner 97 German
Griner John, taylor back 150 south 4th
Griner John, jun. taylor back 1 19 Queen (S.)
Griner Joseph, coach painter 44 Columbia avenue^
dwelling 76 Locust
Grinnell Wm. plane maker 358 north Third
Grinnell Wm. attorney at law 126 Walnut
Grissom Sumuel, bricklayer 123 Callowhiil <>
Grissom widow of Casper, Vienna corner Duke '
Grogen George, labourer Queen n. Cherry
GroU Christian, mariner back 19 Biidd
Grogen Margaret, nurse Rose alley below Green st
Grosline Nathaniel, labourer 272 St. John
Gross H. F. tobacconist 149 Cherry
Gross George, watchman Currant alley n. Spruce
Gross Jacob, shoemaker Twelfth near Walnut
JSross John, shoemaker Cherry n. sch. 8th
Gross Mrs. of Henry, Goddard's alley
Gross Thomas, cabinet maker 14 Hurst st
Gross widow of Jacob, Twelfth n.^ Walnut w
Grossman John, stablekeeper 255 Vine&31 Bread st
Grotjan Peter A. editor and printer of the " weekly
public sale report," and " daily public sale no-
tice," office and dwelling 77 Walnut
Grover Christopher, mate 31 Christian
Grover John, scu captain 66 Christian
Groves Anthony, merchant 3 n. Front and 16 n, 7th
GRO— GUT
Groves widow of Christ, bricklayer 1 19 n. 5th
Groves Daniel, bricklayer 169 Vine
[see Graves and Greeves
t Groves James, labourer back 9 1 Callowhill
Groves John, merchant 86 south Front
Groves Margaret, widow 131 Vine
Groves Robert, mariner Shippen above 5th
Groves Sampson, coachman Prospect alley
Groves Wm. bricklayer 132 Callowhill
Grow Nathanielrmariner back 364 s. 2d.
Grubb Christopher, labourer Wood n. Queen
Grubb Joseph, suspender maker 106 Plum
Grugin Chas. plaisterer Currant alley n. Locust
Grundlock G innkeeper 400 n. Third
Gubert Joseph H. china merchant 270 n. 2d & 1 n. Sd
Guenat and Johnston, merchants 26 south Wharves
Guenat J. B. merchant 26 south Wharves and 230
Walnut
Quest A. and E. gentlewomen 17 Sansom [see Gest
(ymtv Adam, grazier cor. Eleventh and Filbert
Guierand Diehl, merchants 199 High
Guier Mrs of Jacob, 270 Sassafras [^see Geyer
Guier Wm. merchant 199 High
Guieu and Bion, E. J. merchants cor. 5th and Pine
Guldy Jacob, labourer cor. Thirteenth and Spruce
Guillou Victor, dancing master 82 south 8th
Guin Andrew, labourer back 84 south 3d
Guin Wm. taylor 125 south Water and 82 Swanson
Guinn Margaret, washerwoman Goforth alley <k
Gulliiger Mrs. shopkeeper 70 Mulberry
Gullen John, stone cutter 289 Mulberry
Gumbes Wm. H. accomptant 75 north Water
Gummere Jesse, shoemaker Frankford r. n. Queen
Gumpert Abraham, merchant 259 n. 2d.
Gun George, baker 23 Charlotte
Gun George, baker back 5 7 s. Water
Gurn Conrad, rigger 1 Shippen
Gurney Francis G. merchant 199 s. Front
Gurney and Smith, merchants 199 s. Front
G ussier James, stevadore 188 Lombard
Guthrie David, stonecutter 6 Fayette
Guttery James, mariner back 14 German
GUY HAG
Guyger Caspar, taylor Black horse alley
Guyger George, hatter 123 s. 9th and 144 n. Front
Guyger James, taylor 96 n. 7th
Guyon John, labourer Spruce n. sch. 2d
Guyott John F. carpenter Cedar above 9th
Guys Edward, prison keeper Eleventh below Locust
[^see Grice
Gwin Alexander, taylor Mary's alley
Haars Christian, sugar refiner cor. Cherry and
6th, and Nicholson's court
Haas Adam, carpenter 128 German
Haas Charles, painter, &c. 124 Coats [see Hess
Haas Conrad, late baker 27 Appletreee alley
Haas Frederick, carpenter 262 n. 8th
Haas Frederick, shoemaker 1 10 Green
Haas Frederick, stockingweaver 367 n. 3d
Haas Henry, oak cooper 391 n. 3d [see Hause
Haas Samuel, carpenter cor. 6th and Poplar lane
Habbick Henry, cordwr. Moyamensingn. Wharton
Habtrt John, cooper back 46 Spruce
Hacker George, baker 104 Budd
Hadder Wm. nailor 57 N. 8th
Haddock Henry, nailor 4 Crab
Haddock Joseph, labourer Mark's lane [see Haydock
Hafline Catharine, widow 59 n. 4th
Hailine widow of J. 133 n. 6th
Haga Godfrey, merchant S. E. cor. High 8c 6th
Hagart Ann, boarding house 2 1 Walnut
Hagarty Charles, grocer 10 Elizabeth
Hagen Andrew, printer Swanwick st. & 158 s. 5th
Hai^en John, weaver r2th above Cherry
Hagenbush Christian, innkeeper (Bull's Head) 235
north Third
Hager Catharine, widow 59 Coats
Hagc-r Daniel, cordwainer 41 Duke (N. L)
Hager Mary, widow huckster 105 Vine
Hagerly Frederick, baker 2d below Prime
f Hagenuan John, sweep master Middle allry
Haggert Hoberi, cowskin maker 267 n. 8th
irlagner Philip, mustard, 8cc. manufacturer 132 n. 3d
HAG HAL
Hague Andrew, milkman Hanover n.Prlncj.
Hague Henry, caulker Hanover n. Prince
Hague Wm. caulker Bedford (K.)
Hahn Peter, merchant 68 and 76 n. Front
Hahn Wm. grocer 70 n. 4ih cor. Race ^
Hahn widow of C 104 n. Front
Hail Joseph, labourer George n. Twelfth
[see Hale and I/eyt
Hail Mahlon, carpenter Cedar above Eleventh
Hailer Frederick, gentleman 24 Mulberry
Haines Daniel, grave digger Cherry above Duke
Haines Ephrainm, lumber merchant, 307 n. Front
dwelling 32 New Market st [se eHayyis
Haines Hannah, widow 4 Lodge
Haines Henry, labourer Wood n. Duke
Haines John, labourer Cherry cor. Duke
Haines John, saddler 108 n. Eleventh
Haines Joseph, drayman !3th above High
Haines Josiah, boatbuilder 245 Swansou and Priine
below 2d
Haines Julianna, widow Marlboroug^h n Bedford
Haines Peter, carpenter Cherry n. Duke
Haines Philip, smith 288 Race w
Haines Reuben, gentleman 300 Chesnut
Hains Frederick, taylor 21 Fitzwalier & 61 Walnut
Hains John, victualler 4th below Christian
Hains John, shipwright Crown n. Prince
Hains Samuel, surveyor 163 Chesnut Sc 179 Pine
Hainzworth Dinah, seamstress Say st.
Halberstadl widow of George, 214 n. Front
Halberstadt Samuel, carter 5th below Christian
Haldemon Abrm. grave digger Kunckel n. Tammany
Hale widow of Matthew, 2 Bread st.
Hale Samuel, shipwrigln 460 s. Front
Hale Thomas, 284 Chesnut [«ee Hail <sf Heyl
Haley Edward, dyer Germantown roadn. PiU
Haley Elizabeth, widow 283 Arch
Haley Elizabeth, dyer 2d n. Germantown road
Halfpenny Mrs. boarding house 246 High
Hall Alexander, grocer s. w.cor. Cedar 13* Penn
t Hall Ashmel, labourer St. Joseph's avenue
Hall Clement, assistant corder Emlen's courl
t)d
HAL HAl.
Hall David, printer 5 1 High
Hall widow of Edward, cabinetmakef Rose st.
Hall Elizabethtwidow 423 High
HafI Hannah, shopkeeper 8 Bedford (M.)
Hall Isaac, corder Hayscale wharf (N. L.) aiid 4
Noble
Hall Jacob, merchant 190 High
Hall James, accomptant Wallace's court
Hall James, cordwainer 80 Penn
^ Hall James, labourer Stewart's court
Hall James, surveyor 108 s. 4th
Hall John, merchant 108 s. 4th
JIall John, clock and watchmaker S. E. corner
Front and Chesnut
Hall John, merchant 16 Penn and Pine
Hall John, carpenter 118 s. Tenth
Hall John, hatter 66 n. Front
i Hall John, oysterman 72 n. 8th
Hall Margaret, shopkeeper 71 High
Hall Margaret, widow 286 s. Fourth
Hall and Pierie, printers 5 1 High
Hall Peleg, seacaptain 277 s. Front
.Hall Richard, labourer Lombard above 9th
fiali*Robert, carpenter Prince near Palmer
Hall Samuel, labourer Weaver's alley
Hall and Worley, merchants 190 High
Hall Thomas M. merchant 44 s. 6th
Hall Wm. printer 5 1 High
Hall Wm. merchant '20 s. 2d
t Hall Wm. coachman Paschall's alley
t Hall Wm. mariner 1 1 St. Mary
Hall Wm. C. merchant 68 s. 8th
Hallman Geo. carter James
Hallowell and Austin, merchants 121 High
Hallowell Chalkley, bricklayer 15 Julianna
Hallowell Charles, storekeeper 13 Church alley
Hallowell George, grocer 361 and 363 n. 4th cor.
Green •
Hallowell J. attorney at law cor. 5th and Chesnut
Hallowell and Satterthwaite, ironmongers 52 and
197 n. Third f*^^ HolloweU
//nllowell Wm. jun. ironmonger 197 north Third
HAL HAM
Halverson Hannah, maotuamaker 2 Stamper's alley
Halverson James, carpenter 217 St. John
Halzel John, taylor Rose alley r. Green
Halzel Philip, fancy chairmaker 5 15 n, Front
Hamel Samuel, 2 ) 8 s. 2d
Hamel Victor, confectioner 136 High
Hamel widow of James, shopkeeper 2 18 s. 2d
Hamill Henry H. j^rocer and lavernkeeper 15 s. 7lh
Hamill James, watch. man Ann st (sch )
Hamill James, carpenter Tenth above Race
Hamill James, carter 4 Hartung's alley
Hamill James, carter 5 Springet alley^
Hamill Jolm, carpenter Mechanic s'l.
Hamill and Pierie, curriers 8 1 Dock
[see Hamel and Hammel
Hamill Robert, currier 81 Dock
Hamilton Alexander, commission merchant 38 s.
Front
Hamilton Andrew, gentleman 95 a. 4th
Hamilton Archibald, carter 500^n. 2d
Hamilton F. & M. Rogers, storekeepers 3 s. 2d
Hamilton Elizabeth, storekeeper 265 s. 2d
Hamilton Gavin, tobacconist N. W. corner of Vine
and Third
Hamilton George, carpenter Cedar above 9ih
Hamilton Hugh, grocer 470 and 472 n. 2d corner
Poplar lane
Hamilton James, gentleman 95 4th
Hamilton Jesse, carter 246 Cedar
Hamilton John, shipwright 6 Green '
Hamilton John, millinery store 9 n. Third
Hamilton John, grocer 4 High and 22 Mulberry
Hamilton widow of Johr, 23 Strawberry
Hamilton John, mariner 76 Penn
Hamilton John W. painter, &c. Leech's court
Hamilton Mary, widow Noble near Third
Hamilton Rebecca, widow 217 Walnut
Hamilton Rachael, widow 1 Paschall's alley
Hamilton Robert M. shallopman Almond st. wharf
Hamilton Samuel, labourer 1 Little Pine
Hamilton Talbot, teacher back 29 Church alley
Hamilton Wm. drayman 9 Kunckle
HAM II AN
Hamilton Wm. cordwainer 84 n. 9th cor. Cherry
Hi-imikon Win. mariner 368 s. Front
Hamilton Wm. painter, &c. 1 1 I Chesnut
Hamilton Wm. carpenter Cedar above 9th
Hamilton Wm. carpenter Ann st. (sch.)
Hamlet G. blacksmith 77 Green & shop Oak (N. L-w
Huinlin Joseph, carter Frankford road n. Queen
Hinim James, biscuitbaker 91 Lombard
Hamm Sc Son, biscuitbakers 91 Lombard
Hamm Wm. baker 45 Lombard
Hamraan Philip, sui^arboiler Brewer's alley n, 3d
Hammel Jamts, blacksmith 26 Spruce \_see Hainilt
Hammf 11 Joim, carter 30 Sprint^et alley
Hammer Adam, shoemaker 60 Vine
Hammer Jacob, taylor 24 Pewterplatter alley
ilammer Lewis, storekeeper 147 n. Third
Hammett Jane, teacher Queen near Frankford road
Hammett Mary, widow Shackantaxon
Hanrimet Manuel, ropemaker 418 s. 2d
Hammett Thomas, mate Pen>berton's alley
Hammitt George, potter 59 Budd
Hammon Wm merchant 167 Pine
Hammond Elijah, ladies' shoemaker 167 Coats
Hammond Mrs. nurse 59 New
Hammond Solomon, taylor 52 Ann (N. L)
Hampton Alexander, carpenter 319 Mulberry
Hampton Samutl, shoemaker 18 Su^ar alley
Hamscher Jacob, labourer Greenwich st.
Hance Wm bricklayer 92 n. Front [.we If an se
Hanchman John, brickmaker 200 Sassafras
Hanchnj m iVlichael, brickmaker 174 Sass?ifras
H^inckel John M. m. d 53 Coats
Hancock Ann, milliner 37 n. 2d
Hancock Robert, gunsmith 150 north Fifth
Hancock Robert, siikdyer 93 Vine
Hancocif T. lybourer back 5r)9 s. Front
Hancock Wm. printer 37 n. iid
Hancock V^m. carpenter 66 n Blh
Hand Caleb, sea captain 367 n. Front
Hand lizra, waterman 87 (Christian
Hand James, grocer 60 s. Wharves
Hdud Jeremiun, carter 250 north Water
HAN ^HAR
Hand John, jun. sea captain 4 1 Green
Hand Margaret, storekeeper 207 Chesnut
Handshevv VVm. coachdriver back 78 n. 4th
Handly John, carter 2v6 St. John
Handly Wm. rauriner back 5 13 north Third
Haney Hannah, 229 St. John
Hanty John, labourer Crown n. Queen
Haney R<^(^y, labourer 13th n. Cedar
Hanp^ary G. shipwright Marlborough n. Bedford
Hankinson Samuel, bricklayer 175 New
Hankinson Wnm storekeeper 18 n. Second
Hanley John, hog victualler Laurence st.
Hankie Wm. shoemaker 399 n. 3d
Hann Christian, labourer Kihl's court
Hanna Edward, innkeeper 145 Cedar
Hanna John, sea captain 30 Elizabeth
Hannah E. shopkeeper 190 Lombard
Hannah Preston, labourer Spruce n. sch. Front
Hannahs Solomon, weaver 98 Vine
Hannigan Wm. milkman 327 s. 3d {-fee Hanagan
Hannings Wm. shoemaker 215 St. Jolm
Hannold (ico. taylor 49 Coales' alley ,^
Hannum Isaac, mariner 155 s. 5th
HanseC. coaclimaker cor. 4ih and Walnut
Uanse George, coachmaker
Hanse John, 121 Walnut [^see Hanc'e
Hanse Jeremiah, bricklayer Old York above Noble
Hanse Samuel, bookbinder 170 s. 2d.
Hansell and Brxutigam saddlers, &c. 24 High
Hansel! and Iseminger, wheelwrights cor. 6th and
Passyunk
Hansell John, tallow chandler 336 n. 2d [see Hcnsel
Hansell John, wheelvvHght cor. 6ih and Passyunk
Hansell Joseph, wheelwright back 338 s. 2d
Hansell Sarah, widow Arch above 12lh
Hansell Sarah, teacher 47 n 7th
Hansell W^m. S. saddler, l3'c, 24 High
Hanse r Jacob, dealer 106 n. 3d
Hanson Joseph, taylor Union n. 2d
t Hanzer James, woodsawyer Shippen above 7th
Harbart Isaac, bricklayer 160 Cherry [aee Herbert
Harbarl John, carter 8 1 Budd
Dd2
HAR HAR
Harbergcr Henry, dentist 1 1th below Walnut
Harberger Henry, jun. copper and tinsmith Elevenlii
below Walnut
Harbeson Benjamin, copper merchant 75 High
Harbeson Hugh, grocer on the Drawbridge
Harbeson Joseph, ironmonger 180 n. 3d
Harden John, oak cooper 253 n. Second
Harder John G. furrier 58 s. Fourth
Hardie David, sea captain 164 Spruce
Hardin John, labourer Spafford
Harding Arthur, soap boiler Brewer's alley n. 4th
Harding Hezekiuh, sea captain 170 s. Third
t Harding James, cooper 9 \ Coats
Harding Joseph, blacksmith back 3 1 Prime
Harding Joseph, lumber merchant 41 New Market
Harding widow of Geo. 366 s. Second
♦}• Harding Priscilla, washerwoman 7th below Shippen
Harding Thomas, mariner Carpenter (S.J n. 5th
Hardinge Samuel A. comedian back 18 s. 6th
Ilardte Charles, labourer 24 Kunckel
Hardy Mrs. of Alexander, grocer 116 German
Hardy I'rancis A. sea captain 105 Swanson
Hardy Hugh, teacher 234 Lombard
Hardy John, carter ^ grocer 220 s. Front
Hardy John C. baker 78 Spruce
Hardy Laurence, baker 18 Spruce
Hardy Patrick, grocer 282 s. 4th cor. Plum
Hardy Thomas, carter and grocer 129 s. Water
Hare Charles W. attorney at law 95 ^ 97 Walnoit
Hare GecH-ge, 19 Powell
Hare Margaret, widow of Robert, 108 s. 8th
Hare Robert, porter brewer cor. Callowhill t!f New
Market St. dwelling 272 Chesnut
Harford John, accomptant 372 south Front
Hargesheimer Anthony, confectioner 54 n. 4th
Hargesheimer Samuel, (Point Breeae Inn) Banks o5
Schuylkill
Hargis Thomas, carpenter 24 Tammany
Harkens IV^ary, mantuamaker 244 s. 6th
l^arker Joseph, late bricklayer 22 Vine
Harker Joshua, merchant 48 ^j* 102 n. Profit
Harker Samuel, storekeeper 5i n. 2d
HAR HAR
Harkin Peter, grocer 4 Chesnut
Harkins Charles, hostler Button\vood
Harkins John, founder Cedar n. 13th
Harkins Mrs, of James, grocer 188 Cedar
Harkins Matthew, labourer cor. Spruce c:?' sch. 5th
Harkins Wm. salt and coal measurer 52 Sassafras
Harkins Wm. cordwainer 103 s. 5th
Harkley Mary, widow 38 Budd [see Hockley
Harlan Charles, attorney at law 1 19 Walnut
Harlan George, carpenter Quince below Walnut
Harlan Joshua, merchant 68 s. Front
Harlan ^ Alice Shotwell, storekeepers 6 n. 5th
Harlan Wm. merchant 22 Walnut Ct" 55 Union
Harland John, merchant 140 Mulberry
Harland John, jun. merchant 243 High
Harley Francis, coppersmith 97 s. Front
Harley George and Francis, coppersmiths 93 s. Front
Hariln lidward, carpenter Tenth n. Lombard
Harman Elizabeth, grocer 316 Sassafras
\_see Herman llf Harlman
Marman George, gentleman 45 n, 6lh
t Tiarman Joseph, master sweep 165 Pine
Harman Jacob, blacksmith 139 n. Second
Harman John, baker 152 n. 4th
Harman John, tobacronist Brewers alley n. 4th
t Harman Lloyd, labourer 206 Shippen
Harman Mary, mantuamaktr 127 New
Harman Robert, labourer 2 57 s. Front
Harman Samuel, drayman 40 Coates' alley
Harman Wm, shipwright Hose alley n. Coats
Harman Wm. male 70 Christian
Harmar Gen. Josiah, near Gray's Ferry
Harmer Amos, carpenter 192 Vine
Harmer Chalkley, taylor 4ih above Browne
Harmer Francis, carpenter 214 n. 6th
Harmer John, caulker Queen n. Shackamaxon
Harmer John, lastmaker 70 Coats
Harmes James N. merchant Drinker's alley Sc 177
Walnut (Sansom's row)
Harmstead Catharine, boarding house 7 Elbow lane
Harmstcad Joseph, bookbinder 7 Llbow l^e
HAR HAR
Harmstead Laurence, carpenter 26 Elizabeth
Harmstead Martin slioemaker 135 n. P'ront
Harmstead Wm. carpenter Alban
Harned John, tinplateworker 43 High & 12 Brea^i
Harold /^rt*. James, 17 Wiliing's alky
Harpel David, late innkeeper 26 Old York road
Harpel George, labourer Kidge n. Buttonwood
Hurpel Thomas W. silversmith Pine above 9th
Harper Abraham, smith 123 n. Fourth
Harper , saddler 26 Branch
Harper Charles A. merchant 1813 Pine
Harper Christopher, grocer 87 n. 3d
Harper James, gi'ocer cor. Locust and Thirteenth
Harper James, brickmaker 301 Spruce
Harper James, jun. brickmaker Walnut n. Tenth
Harper John, cooper 21 s. Water
Harper Mary, widow 183 Pine
Harper Sc Maguire, grocers 205 Cedar
Harper Patrick, grocer 'ZOS Cedar
Harper Rachel, flour and feed-slorc 237 n. Front
Harper, Ridgeway, and Smith, meichants 51 north
Water
Harper Robert, mate 12 Mary (S.)
Harper Samuel, ta\ lor 4 i Coales' alley
Harper Thomas, brickmaker sch. 5th below High
Harper Thomas, merchant 467 Plii^h
Harper Wm. flour merchant 5 Elfreith's alley
Harpham Jonathan, storekeeper 2 ) 7 s. Second
Harrar John, carpenter back 108 Christian
I Harred David, labourer Fryor's alky
Harrad Richard, co^d^A'ainer cor. 6lh and Passyunk
Harras A. G. coachniaker Chesnut above 10th
Harrel James M. printer 186_Lombard
Harris Alexander M. labourer 101 Coats
Harris Amos, cordwainer 154 Coats
Harris Catharine, widow 157 Walnut
Harris Charles, druggist, &c. 12 s. Front
Harris James, sexton n. 85 s Tliird
Harris Jane, widow, 18 St. Mary
j Harris John, woodsawyer Smith's court
Harris John, labourer Ciuna street
Harris John, oystcrmanback 345 north Front
HAR HAR
Harris , mariner 413 souih Front
Harris John V. cabinet maker and upholsterer 17-y
Arch
Harris Joseph B. bricklayer 22 Tammany
Harris Mrs. boardinghouse 212 Chesnut
j Harris Nathan, fiddler Twelfth below Walnut
Harris Robert, m d 72 north Ninth
Harris Robert, jun. drup^gist, &c. 196 High
Harris Samuel, m. d. 212 south Fourth
Harris-Theophilus, gentleman 208 south Front
Harris Thomas, carpenter Tenth near Lombard
Harris Wm. grocer Cedar street wharf
t Harris Wm. oystcrman 48 Filbert
t Harris Wm. porter 109 German
t Harris Wm. labourer Bonsall street
Harrison C. P.copperplateprinter 40 north Eighth
Harrison F.lizabeth, widow, 203 Spruce
Harrison Francis, grocer 453 north Second
Harrison Geo. navy agent 19 Dock Sc 156 Chesnut
Harrison George, cabinet maker, 83 Budd
Harrison George K. merchant 100 Mulberry
Harrison Henry, sea captain Beach n. Hanover
Harrison Israel, bricklayer 19 Carters alley
Harrison Jane, shopkeeper 11 north Fifth
Harrison Job, shoemaker Oak above Coats
Harrison John, chemist first gate Frankford road
t Harrison John, carpenter Pryor's alley
Harrison John, turner 177 south Second
Harrison Joseph, mate 12 Noble
Harrison Matthias, gentleman 206 Spruce
Harrison Michael, labourer 31 Charlotte
Harrison Rachel, widow 253 north Front
Harrison Samuel, engraver Twelfth above Arch
Harrison Thomas, taylor, 70 south Third
Harrison Wm. engraver Twelfth above Mulberry
Harrison Wm. shipwright 21 Coals'
Harry Hannah, boardinghouse 10 Norris' alley
Harry Rees, 50 Filbert
Hart Abraham, storekeeper 112 north Third and
100 Race [^nee Htartt and Ilardf,
Hart Charles, teacher 337 Callowhill
Hart Barney, blacksmith Poplar n. St. John
HAR HAU
Hart Bernard, sugar boiler George above Twelfth
Hart James, merchant 5 5 Vine
Hart James, smith back 78 north Fourth
Hart John, carter Mechanic street
Hart John, drup;gist 8 south Second & 1 95 Mulberry
Hart John> innkeeper (Lebanon garden) Cedar op- --
posite Tenth
Hart John, labourer, 186 Lombard
Hart John, barber, Rose alley near Green
Hart John, shoemaker '^25 Cedar
Hart Joseph, grazier 186 north Third
Hart Nicholas, cedarcooper 1 64 south Third
Hart Sarah, Cherry above Eleventh
Hart Sarah A. 256 Mulberry
Hart Seymour, gentleman 57 Vine
Hart Susannah, widow Twelfth below Walnut
Hart Thomas Sc W. H. grocers 231 n> Third
Hart Thomas, merchant 229 north Third
Hart Wm. H. merchant 55 Vine
Hart Wm. oakcooper Harper's wharf and 176 soutl)
Front
Hart Wm. Shipwright 505 south Second
Hartel John, bricklayer 1 67 Coats'
Hartley Daniel, tobaconist 158 north Second
Hartley Geo. rigger Bright's wharf and 16 Noble
Hartley John M. gentleman 55 New
Hartley Joseph, upholsterer 272 south Second
Hartley Mark, cabinet and chairmaker 146 Locust
Hartley Nicholas, tinsmith 189 north Second
Hartley Solomon, rigger 49 Browne
Hartley Wm. reedmaker, back 208 High
Hartline Mrs, of John, cordwainer 14 Kunckel
Hartman Augustus, mariner Oak (N. L.) ♦
[see Harman
Hartman Christian, sugarboiler 24 Poplar lane
Hartman John, cupper and bleeder upper 43 n. 6th
Hartman Matthias, gentleman corner Beaver and
Pitt
Hartman Philip, gold & silversmith 27 south Second
Hartman S. mantuamaker, 84 Union
Hartnett Sarah, widow, shopkeeper 5 Bedford (M.^
Hartnock C. brickmaker 505 north Third
HAR HAT
Hartnock Justice, shoemaker 473 north Third
Hartranfft John^ harnessmaker Second near Get-
mantown road and 124 Catharine O
Hartranfft VVm. shoemaker back 124 Catha{ine
Hartshorne Joseph, m. d. 276 High
Hartshorne Pattison P. gentleman 122 IMulbtr?y
Hartvvell Mrs. nurse 40 Vine
Hartweil Sarah, widow, M'Cullough*^ court
llartwig John F. musician 148 north Fifth
Harvey Charles, merchant 1 5 south Water
Harvey Frederick, weaver High near Third
Harvey James, carter 288 south Third
Harvey James, tavemkeeper 6th n. Buttonwood
t Harvey James, rigger 1 12 Plum
ilarvey John, plaisterer 242 south Seventh
Harvey John, carpenter 136 Browne
Harvey Robert, tay lor 10 Carters alley
Harvey Sc Worth, hardware merchants 62 n. Froiit
Harvy Peter, coachmaker 363 High
Harwood Jeremiah, accomptant 54 Duke (N. L.)
Harwood Mrs. tailoress 1 1 north Fifth
Haskins Thomas, merchant 10 &c 12 south Water
and 1 1 south Front [see HoakiriB
Haskins and White, merchants 10 & 12 s. Water
Haslet Elizabeth, mantuamaker 14 Quarry
Hasletf Wm. merchant corner Front & Walnut
Hassall Joseph, boot and shoemaker 305 s. Second
Hassel Jacob, tavemkeeper High n. sch. Seventh
Hassel John, shoemaker 290 south Third
Hasstnclaver Mary, widow 70 north Seventh
Hassinger Jacob, merchant 207 High
Hassinger Jacob 8c Co. merchants 6 south Alley
Hassinger and Reese, merchants 207 High
Hastings John, turner 45 south Fourth
Hatch James, mariner 5 16 south Front
Hathaway Caleb, merchant 219 south Front
Hathaway 8c Scull, merchants 28 south Whanrts ^
Hathwell George, comedian 148 Locust
Hathwell George, carver and gilder 75 s. Front
Halrick Matthew, ropemaker 567 south Front
Hattenfield Joseph M. accomptant 129 Plum
MAT HAY
Hatton Sarah, teacher 67 New
Haughey Alice, grocer 168 south Water
HaugbA) Henry, weaver, Vine n. sch. Second
Haupt Jacob, grocer, 143 north Third
Haupt and Kreider, grocers 143 north Third
Hauptman John, turner 46 Gaskill
Hause Wm. carpenter 37 north Eighth
Isee Hawes and Haa^ ♦
jjavens Joseph, carter 56 New Market street
Haverstick Wm. jr. chinamerchant 172 High
Haviland Cornelius, grocer 272 Cedar corner 7th
Haviiand Jannes, bricklayer, 256 Cedar
Haviland John, shoemaker Kunckle near Tammany
Hawes George, 42 Union [see Hause
Hawk Christian, hosier 440 Sassafras
Hawk Joanna, widow, 368 north Third
Hawk John, hosier Race below Eleventh
Plawk widow of Josiah, mariner 322 south Third
Hawks Wm. sea captain I Norris' alley
Hawkins Henry, merchant 6 1 Pine,
Hawkins widow of John, shoemaker 372 n. Third
Hawkins Wm. shoemaker 41 Mary (S.)
Hawkins widow of Wm. 222 south Fifth
Hawley Lemuel, sea captain 35 Sansom
Hawthorn Hanse, labourer Taper alley
Hawthorn Mrs. of John, hatter Riddle's alley
Hay Catharine, widow 30 Cable lane
Hay John, innkeeper 124 north Fourth
Hay Mrs. widow 121 north Fourth
Hay dock E. plumber, &c. 5 Lodge [s^e Haddock
Haydock Robert, painter and plumber 40 s. 2d
//aydock Robert, &; Co. plumbers and pamters 39
Strawberry
Haydock Samuel, merchant 38 south Second
Haydock Wm. painter, kc. Goforth alley
Haydon Elizabeth, teacher 85 north Tenth
Haydon and Stewart, fancy japanned chair and cor-
nice manufacturers 109 Walnut
Haydon Wm. ornamental painter 109 Walnut
Havcs George, labourer Rachael-st.
H-iyes John, shoemaker 262 Lombard
Hayes John, mariner 254 north Water \s€€ Hays
HAY HED
iiayes Laurence, grocer 140 Cheny
Hayes Patrick, sea captain 1 Franklin row s. l;ih
Haylander Juliana, widow 250 s. 2d
Haynes George, segarmaker 7 Branch ^see Names
Hays Addis, carpenter James st.
Hays James, jun. cabinetmaker 1 1 3 south Front
[^see Hayes
lays James, carpenter 183 north Front
Hays Samuel, merchant 155 Chesnut
Hayter James, ropemaker Germantown road near
Budd -*"
Hayward John, baker S.E. cor. Cedar and 6th
Haywood H. tayloress 7 Elfrilh's alley
Hazard Ebenezer, gentleman 145 Mulberry
Hazard E. labourer 113 Christian
Hazard Samuel, merchant !45 Mulberry
t Hazard S. coachman Pine n. Tenth
Hazel Joseph, baker Walnut above Thirteenth
Hazelton Isaiah, trunkmaker back 312 n. 2d
Hazlehurst Samuel, merchant 322 High
Hazlet Hugh, planemaker Relief st.
Hazlelon Mary, widow 15 Coates alley
Hazzard Hap, tavernkeepcr Carpenter (C.)
Head Joseph, gentleman 331 High
Ileadinger Bernard, painter. Sec 244 Race
Headman \Vm. and George, potters George near
Eleventh
Headman Wm. potter George above Eleventh and
17 s. 8th
Heard Mrs. of Thomas, sea captain 310 s. 6th
Heard Susan, widow 13 Fayette
Hearlt Dennis, printer? Marshall's alley \_see Hari
Heath Charles, distiller Hamilton village
Heatliwood Elizaljeth, shopkeeper 94 Plum
Heatley Charles, counsellor at law 74 n. Second
Heaton Elijah, mealman 146 Browne
Heaton Thorpas, carpenter 9 5 St. John {see Eaton
Hebbert John, painter, £cc. Stillhouse alley
Heberton Georp:e, merchant 5 south Second
Hedderly Geo. bellfounder and smith 63 and 65 s.-
Fifih
ifedderman John W. gardener Hudson's lanen. 8th
£e
HED HEM
Hedger Thomas, bricklayer Currant alley n. Locus
Hedges Wm. taylor 211 St. John
Heffer John,bricknnaker sch. 8th n. Vine
Hefron Elizabeth, seamstress 60 Shippen
Heft John, victualler cor. Old York and George
t Hegamin Samuel, gunsmith s. 2d
Hegner John, hoopmaker back 358 n. 3d
Heidenrech Frederick, boardinghouse 242 s. Fron
Heimberger Richard, drug and chemical warehous
200 n. 2d
Heimer John, victualler 306 Vine ^
Heinold Charles, late grocer 138 Callowhill
Heirneisen widow of Jacob, 25 n. 7th
Heisler Peter, cor. 2d and Germantown road
Heiss Christian, shopkeeper 10 Hopkin's court
Heiss Joseph, cordwainer 317 n. Front and RogerSs
court
Heiss Wm. coppersmith 184 north Second
Heister Isaac, m. d. 115 north Fifth
Helay Mrs. of John, 98 Queen (S.)
Helfenstein Rev. Samuel, 39 north Fourth
HelfFrich Francis, taylor Callowhill above 9th
Heller Joseph, labourer Hanover n. Prince
Hellings Eliziibeth, widow boardinghouse 35 Pew-
terplatter alley
Hellings John, bookbinder, &c. 207 north Second
Helium John, labourer back 122 n. Eleventh
Helm Adam, rag dealer Lily alley
Helm Christian, shoemaker 180 s. Fourth
Helm Elizabeth, widow 34 north 10th
Helmbold Elizabeth, midwife 18 Quarry st.
Helmbold George, paper maker 190 south. Water
and 191 south Front ^
Helmbold Henry K. publisher of the Tickler, office
131 s. Front, dwelling 102 n. 2d
Helmbold John C. coachtrimmer 33 Prune
Helmuth Rev. I. Henry C. 279 High
Helmuth Henry K. merchant 225 and 279 High
Helmuth John K. merchant 225 High and 16 South
alley
Helt widow of Peter, 166 St. John
Hem Jacob, smith Petticoat alley l^ee Hamm
Hembel Wm. taylor 16 n. Water {sec Hamfihill
HEM HEN , ^
ifembel Wm. jun. merchant 17 n. Fron\
Hemphill James 8c John, merchants 45 Dock
Hemphill James & Samuel, merchants High n. 13th
Hemphill Jane, midwife 7 3 Plum
Hemphill Joseph, attorney at law, and president of
the district court, n. 144Chesnut
Hemple Samuel, tobacconist 46 n. Front
Hemple Samuel, carter Buttonwood above Eighth
Henchman Adam, brickmaker 27 north Ninth
[see Hinchina-'i
Hendel Eliz. shopkeeper 124 n. Second
Henderson Guy, bookbinder 9 Strawberry
Henderson James, attprney at law 15 s. Fifth
Hcndersoa James, carpenter 106 Cedar
Henderson Jane, widoxv back 154 s. 4th
Henderson John, carpenter 155 n. 6th
Henderson John, saltmeasurer 326 north 2d
Henderson John, carpenter Juniper below High
Henderson John, cabinetmaker 4th above Tammany
Henderson John, grocer 31 n. 8th
Henderson John L. mate 353 n. 2d
Henderson Sc Jones,. Stqj^ekeepers 1 1 1 High
Henderson John,e^neijTiaker back 29 Prime
Henderson Joseph, m^ti■nake^ 28 Springet alley
Henderson Mary, sch. Fsont n. Arch
Henderson Martha, grocer 5'Strawberry
Henderson Mary, storekeeper 59 ^ 2d
Henderson Mrs. gentlewoman 46 *north Front
Henderson Mrs. of S. Fiankford road near Queen
Henderson Stephen, isilvjtpplater 1 1 and 21 n. 7th.
Henderson Thomas, pon^r back 154 s. 4th
Henderson Wmjun. weigher 89 Crown
Hendrick John, mariner 328 south Front
Hendrick Randolph, shoemaker Federal n. 2d
Hendy Wm. sea captain 277 south Second
Henk George D. baker 423 noith 2d
Henley Thomas, nailor back 207 St. John
Henley Wm. storekeeper 28 north 2d
Henneen Benjamin, shoemaker back 126 Plum
Hennessy Thomas, accomptant upper 25 north 8th
[see Henszey
Henrion S. and Co. confectioners 15 south Fourth
HEN HEP
Henry Ale^jander, merchant 192 High and Minor
near 6th
Henry Alexander, jun. and Co. merchants 192 High
Henry Amelia, gentlewoman 1 17 Chesnut
t Henry Andrew, woodsawyer Maria st.
Henry Bernard, of the U. S. navy, Spruce below 4th
Henry C. brickmaker cor. Locust and Aspen alley
Henry Christopher, Fourth above Brown
t Henry Cornelius, coachman Green's court
Henry George, cordwainer back 102 Jligh
Henry Mrs. of George I. 26 St. Mary
Henry Hugh, merchant 83 s. 1 1th
Henry Hugh, jun. labourer Ann st. (sch.)
Henry John, labourer Chesnut near sch. 8th
Henry John, carpenter Federal above 2d
Henry John, trunkmaktr Frapkford road, shop Nor-
ria's alley
t Henry John, waiter 293 St. John
t Henry John, hairdresser 131 'Locust
Henry Joseph, gunfactory 288 and 290 n. Third
cor. Noble
Henry Juliana, milliner 59^.r^h
Henry Kezia, 13 Springet alley;'
Henry Mary, widow 3 Charlotte
Henry Mary, shopkeeper 5 s. Third
Htnry Peter, oysterman Fourth above Browne
Henry William, ^ccomptant 83 s. Eleventh
Henry William, joiner 70 Catharine
Henry Wm. copper and.tinsmith 200 Lombard
liensel Chas. combmi-ker 259 n. 8lh [see Hanseil
Hensell Joseph, brickmaker Ridge above Callowhill
t Henson Nathan, oysterman 19 Middle alley
Henszey Joshua, carpenter back 88 north Front
[^see tienneaeij
Henszey Thomas, carpenter cor. 5th and Lombard
Hepburn Charles, hatter U Gray's alley
Hepler Hannah, 13 Kunckel
Hepp Adam, distiller 103 Coats
Heppard Hezekiah, inn and ferry keeper Say's wharf
above High
Hepjiard' John, painter, &c. Pern n. Maiden and
SiJUhouse aJIev
HEP HES
Hepple Adam, labourer Blackhorse alley
Hera, Christian, pewterer 230 north Second
Herbert widow of Lawr. storekeeper 161 High
Herbert Wm. male 14 Mary (S.)
Hergesheimer Samuel, innkeeper Point Breeze inn?
banks of Schuylkill
Heriges B. tobacconist 373 north Third
Herils Francis, goldsmith 14 s. 4th
Heritage Joseph, mariner 134 St. John
Herkness Adam, stonecutter 22 n. 9th
Herman widow of J. coachpainter 165 s. 5th
[see Harman
Herman Wm. painter, Sec 89 Christian
Hermstad Catharine, widow 7 Elbow lane
Hern Margaret, teacher 33 Key's alley
Heriges John Joseph, tobacconist 471 n. 2d
Herring James, printer Juniper n Vine
Herrington Jonathan, labourer 304 Callowhill
Herrittage Benjamin, taylor71 s. 3d
Herritage Sarah, widow cor. Old York road and 5th
Herschberg John F. coachman Weaver's alley
Hersse John, taylor 164 Sassafras
Herse Samuel, accomi)tant 8 s. 6th
Mersh Philip, shoemaker 69 Christian
llertzog Joseph, merchant 96 n. 2d
Hertzog Peter, grocer 123 Vine corner 4th and 23
Branch
//esey Dennis, grocer 132 s. Water
Hess Andrew, hatter 1 54 north 4th
Iltiss George, carter 102 Coates*
Hess John, constable 178 n. 5th
Hess John M. tinplateworker sch. 8th n. Vine
Hess Peter, shoemaker 189 n. Third [«ce Haa$
Hess Philip, oakcooper 155 Green
Hess Mrs. of Wm. 51 New
Hess Wm. jun. mate 2 1 Mary (S.)
Hess Wm. carpenter near 122 Coats
Hessen James, tanner 1 3th n. Cedar
Hesser Charles, coachmaker and file manufacturer,
intersection of Germantown road and 3d
Hessin Wm. late innkeeper 291 Arch
Hessler Wm. carpenter 74 north 6ih
Hesshuysen Mary, widow 4 Pleasant avemte
Bed
HES HIC
Hester Conrad, sugar boiler 214 n. Second
Hester E, C. widow of Conrad 212 n. Second
Heston Jacob F. attorney at law 205 n. Second
//eston Patience, widow 3 n. 8th
Heston Wm. painter, is'c. 7 Heyde*s court
Hetzel Bernard, oak cooper 169 St. John's and Old
York above Noble
Heuer Henry, baker back 44 Spruce
Hevenrich Henry, coachtrimmer, b^c, 160 Vine
Hewes Josiah, gentleman 15 s. Third [yee Hughes
Hewitt John, labourer back 29 Prime
Hewitt Abijah, corder 58 Browne
Hewitt Thomas, sea capt. Lombard n. Schuylkill
Hewitt Mrs. of Wm. taylor Watson's alley
Hewitt Wm. commission merchant 33 Powell
Hewlings E. 19 n. Front
Hewson John, jun. calico printer Beach n. Warren
Hewson Thomas T. m. d. 153 s. Second
\_see Heuson l^ Huston
Heyberger George, blacksmith 6 Noble
Heyberger Jacob, chocolate manufacturer 134 n. 4th
Heyberger and Miller, coalyard 97 n. 4th
Heyberger ^ Son, chocolate manufacturers 134 n.
Fourth [see Heimberger
Heyde John, sen. taylor 25 Filbert [see Hyde
Heyde John, jun. grocer 23 Filbert
Heydel Sarah, milliner 121 n Second
-^eydrick Christopher, m. b. 298 Sassafras
Heyl George, jun. attorney at law and notary public
46 Walnut [sec Hi.is
Heyl John, baker 106 n. Second
Heyl John, brushmaker 204 n Second
Heyl Philip, flour merchant 290 High b^ 47 n. 7th
Heyl Wm. merchant 1 18 Pine
Heyler John, storekeeper 109 n. 3(1
Heylin Isaac, m. d. 57 s. Seventh
Heysham Robert, deputy naval officer 37 n. 5th
Hibbs Wm. ropemaker Carpenter n. 6lh (S.)
Hickey John, 332 High
Hickey widow of Michael, 127 Pine
Hickey Michael, mate back 502 s. Second
H'ckey Thomas, boarding house 27 Penft
xiickham Riohard, Hiel^ry lane n. 6th
HIC HIL
Ilickling E. widow 29 Browne
Hickman Benjamin, plaisterer 65 s. 2d
//ickmun Eliza, 264 Mulberry
Hickman George, taylor 131s. Water
Hickman" Jesse, shoemaker 267 s. 5lh
Hickman and Oliver, taylors 131 s. Water
Hickman Selby, merchant taylor 121 s. Third
Hicks Benjamin (Sf Co, paint manufacturers 364. Sc
366 n. Front
Hicks Charles, carpenter 19 Duke (N. L.)
Hicks George W. upholsterer 15 s. Front
Hicks Miss Margaret, 23 Keys* alley
Hicks Ricllard, carpenter 2 I Union
t Hicks Robert, carpenter Apple st.
Hider John, bricklayer ElcAenth n. Vine
Hidelius A- sea captain 1 1 Sassafras
Hiflernan Mary, widow Merritt's lane
Higbee Charles, mariner Wood (K.)
Higgerson widow of Joseph, 30 Browne
Higgins Francis, steward of Pennsylvania Hospital
Higgins Mrs. of Lot, carpenter 18 Browne
Higgins Robert, mariner 307 s. Front
Higli Hugh, accomptant 5 3 Budd
t High Michael, waiter 28 Passyunk
Highland Geo. labourer Hanover n. Bedford
Highlands Samuel, carter Juniper lane
Hight Christian, blacksmith 309 High
Hilborn Benj. wheelwright 250 n. Eighth
HiTborn B.cjt'J. wheelwrights Callowhili above 8th
Hdborn Charles, mate 60 Almond
Hilborn Elizabeth, 12 n. 4ih
Hilborn J. wheelwright Ridge n. Callowhili
Hildeburn S. clock and watch maker 132 s. Front
Hildewerth H. grocer and tavernkeeper 240 n. Front
Hiles Peter, carpenter 7 Kunckel
Hilffrich Agnes, widow 160 Shippen
Hill , grocer cor. Frankford R. and Marlborough
Hill Archibald, bricklayer 6 Fayette
Hill Charles, taylor 8 Mulberry, cor. Race and Fronts
and 8 Elfrcith's alley
Hill David, merchant 38 s. Front
Hill Elizabeth, grocer 1 10 n. Sd
HIL HIL
Hill George, blacksmith 3 14 n. Front
t Hill George, mariner 1 8 Elizabeth
Hill George, carpenter 296 Arch
Hill Hugh, bricklayer 169 s. 3d
Hill Jacob, fisherman Queen n. Bishop
t Hill Jacob, labourer sch. 2d n Spruce
t Hill Jeremiah, painter Clever alley
fHill John, stablekeeper 158 Spruce
Hill John, shipwright Queen n. Bishop
Hill widow of John, tobacconist 247 s. Second
Hill John, trunkmaker 44 Budd
Hill John, rigger Oak n. Coats'
Hill Joanna, widow teacher 19 Elfreith's alley
Hill Jonathan, carpenter above 504 n. 2d and 55
Duke (N. L.)
Hill Joseph, labourer Callowhill n. sch. 3d
Hill Joseph, taylor 43 Noble
Hill Joseph, boatbuilder 160 Swanson
Hill Laban, shoemaker 150 n. 3d
Hill Lawrence, carpenter Marlborough n. Queen
Hill Margaret, tailoress 27 Callowhill
Hill Mary, widow Smith's court sch.
Hill Mary, milliner Currant alley
Hill Mrs widow 55 n. 8th
Hill Robert, cabinet maker cor. Filbert and Ninth
Hill Robert, grocer s. w cor. High and Centre scj.
Hill Robert, grocer 400 High n. Thirteenth
Hill Robert, late drayman Christian above 3d
Hill Samuel, carpenter Tenth below George
HUl Susannah, tailoress 16 Oak (S.)
t Hill Wealthy, washerwoman Middle alley
Hill William, tobacconist 247 s. Second
t Hill William, woodsawyer 231 Catharine
Hill Wm. mariner 69 Queen (S.)
Hill widow of John, shipwright 216 n. Front
Hill widow of Moses, lumber mercht. 1 10 St. John
Hill widow of Richard, 27 Callowhill
Hiller Catharine, widow Say st.
Hillerman Wm. hatter 30 H^h
Hillier Joseph, carver and gilder 148 s. 6th
Hillman Cornelius, tavernkepeer 36 Fetin
Hillmfti) Eli}8hoemaker 44 Budd
HIL HIP
liillman widow of Joseph, cor. Wood Sc St. John
Hillman Mary, teacher 23 Elfreith's alley
Hills John, draughtsman [sre Removals
Hill Christian, glassblower 3 Appletree alley
Hilton Leonard, labourer Christian n. 5lh
Hilsee John, taylor 38 s. Water
Hilsee Joseph, taylor 119 s. Water
Hilsee 5c Wilkinson, taylors 119 s. Water
Hilsee Si\muel, J;)ricklayer 5th above Noble
Hilsee Wni. grocer Frankford road n. Queen
Hilsee Wm. taylor 88 8c 120 n. Water
Hilsman Frederick, tobacconist 13th above High
Hiiyard Abraham, merchant taylor 19 s. Third
Hilyard Ebenzr. bricklayer 117 Lombard
Hiiyard John, bricklayer Lily alley
Himcback Jacob, shoemaker Oak above Coats
Himely Mrs. A. widow 31 Sansom
Himes Christopher, fisherman Beach n. Warren
Himcs Frederick, labourer Beach n. Warren
J^^imes /Tenry, oak cooper Rachel st.
^imes Wm. labourer //anover st.
-^^imes Wm. carpenter i/anover n. Bedford
^inchman Benjamin, bookbinder 27 Carter's alley
[see Henchman
//indman John, accomptant back olOn. 2d
//ine Jacob, drover 294- Vine
//ine John, smith 160 St. John
//ines Andrew, shoemaker Weaver's alley n. 12tli
//ines James, rigger 106 Christian [«re HyncB
/^ines Wm. boat builder 106 Christian
Hines Wm. labourer cor. 4th and Tammany
i^iney Elizabeth, widow Wood above 8th
/Tink Mary, widov/ nurse 254 n. Front
//inkel Adam, victualler next 261 Callowhill
/Tinkel i/enry and //enry, jun. draymen Kugan st.
/Tinkel //enry, confectioner n. 3d
//inkel Peter, victualler cor. Laurence 5c Callowhill
/Tinkel Peter, James st.
//inkel widow of John, James st.
//inkel John, victualler Laurence st.
//ipolite , fencing master back 1 10 Walr'i*-
i/ipplc Jacob, storekeeper 19i^ n, 3d
HIR HOF
^ire George, grocer cor. Cherry and Juniper
^irst Thomas, lin ware manufacturer 115 //"igU
& 103 Arch l^ee Hun^t
//"itchcock Daniel, teacher 163 Cedar
/^ite Adam, hog victualler Garden st.
/fittel Philip, shingledfesser 207 St. John
/Tobart Elizabeth, widow 3 Fitzwalter
^obson John, broker 146 s. 5th
/Tobson Wm. C. tinsmith 38 Cedai>
-^ockenmiller J. blacksmith 35 Cable lane
//bckley Klenor, widow 153 n. Third [see Hacklcy
/fockley widow of Thomas, 204 Mulberry
^odgdon Samuel merchant 126 Mulberry
/fodge Andrew, merchant 87 n. Water & 92 Arch
^odge Richard, shipwright Frankford R. n. Queen
jybdge Robert, tavernkeeper 2 1 n 6th
/Todge Wm. caulker Frankford R. n. Queen
J^odgkinson Samuel, shoemaker Poplar n. 2d.
/fodgson H. )vidow 174 Lombard
//bgdson Robert, hatter Beach n. Penn
/Toeckley F. lace and fringe weaver 304 n. Second
[see Hockley
H(£ih Charles, storekeeper 172 n. Second
^ofF George, bricklayer 1.39 n. 5th [see Haff
i/off Jacob, bricklayer 139 n. 5th
i^offecker John, carpenter 67 Gaskill n. Third
/foffman Adam, shipwright Wood st. (K.)
JToffman Barney, bitmaker 143 s. Tenth
/Toffman Christian, gun smith 43 Charlotte
//bffman Francis, labourer Cherry n. Brown
/Toffman F. smith 251 Race & Cresson's alley
//bffman Gabriel, brushmaker back 146 n. 3d
//bffman George, carpenter Vienna n. Duke
i/offman Mrs. of Isaac, carpenter 435 n. Sd
-WofTman Jacob, fisherman Queen n. Bishop
/Hoffman James, labourer Duke n. Vienna
//bffman John //. paint maker 24 Kunckel
/^olTman Jonathan, shipjoiner 44 Green
//bffman Mrs. of Isaac, back 488 n. 3d
/iToffman Samuel, oak cooper sch. 8th below H\^
/foffman Wm. blacksmith 6th above Timber lane
/foffman Wolfgang, comb maker 262 Sassafras
HOF HC5L
Hoffner Mrs. Lucy B. boardinghouse Twelfth above
Chesnut
Hoffner Sophia, confectioner 46 north Fourth
Hoffner widow of H. Germantown R. near Second
Hoffner, <vidow of George, 5 Wood
Hoffner widow of Philip, 8 Branch
Hogan Andrew, printer 2 /finckel's court
Hogan David, bookseller and stationer 249 High
Hogan Thomas, 85 south Front
Hogerbates John, mariner Rogers* court
Hogg widow of John, stone cutter 96 Filbert
Hogg Robert, gardener Twelfth near Sassafras
Hoglin Isaac, smith corner Chester and Lemon st.
Holahan Amos, smith and tavernkeeperS.E. corner
Elder and Eighth
Holahan Jacob, smith and tavernkeeper 128 s. 10th
//blbrook Benjamin, sea captain 362 south Front
//olcombe Rev. /Tenry, 2 1 Branch
.fiTolden J. mariner 4 18 south Second
7/olderness William, gentleman 56 Walnut
i/olding Daniel, labourer Beach near Maiden
/folding James, mariner 4 1 1 south Front
//blgate Samuel, shoemaker 389 south Front
//blinhead Eliza, shopkeeper il3 south Fifth
Isee Hollingshead
-fiTolland Abel, tailor back 33 Vine
//olland Charles, merchant 282 Chesnut
//olland John, labourer sch. Eighth near Vine
//olland L stonecutter Vine near Schuylkill
//olland Nathaniel, hatter 60 south Second
//olland William, dealer 383 north Front
//ollick Joseph, baker Thirteenth near Race
//bllinshead Catherine, widow 29 Cable lane
//ollingshead Edmond J. farmer 485 north Second
//oUingshead Mrs. widow 59 north Eighth
J/ollingsworth /fenry, merchant 28 Dock and 185
south Third
/follingsworth Jehu, merchant 22 Penn and 237
south Front
//ollingsworth John, hatter back 351 north Front
//ollingsworth Levi, merchant 16 Dock
//ollingsworth L. & Son, merchants south wharves
below Spruce
HOL HON
/follingsworth Paschall, merchant 1 1 5 south Third
/Tollingsworth Samuel, merchant, 22 Pine and 232
south Front
/Zbllis Mrs. of 77. 28 Bread street
//bllobush Daniel, plaisterer Rose alley n. Tammany
//olloway George, coachmaker 38 Prune
/follovvay Jacob, dep. keeper of prison
jyolloway Joshua, drayman, 15S Coats
i/olloway Thomas, cabinet maker 79 Budd
/Zbllowbush ^enry, plaisterer 98 New
^ollowbush Jacob, plaisterer Kunckel above Noble
/followell Samuel, sea captain 96 Crovvn Isee Hal.
//olmeAbel, gentleman, 77 Vine
/Tolme James C. tanner and currier 529 n. Front
-flblme John, gentleman 77 Vine
Holme Abel, jun. merchant 1 5 New Market and 75
New
JYolmes — } brickmaker 343 Sassafras
jfiTolmes Gabriel, carpenter 150 Locust
/Tolmes George, grocer S. E. corner Front Sc Queen
i^olmes i^ugh, merchant 229 Spruce
holmes James, carpenter 155 Cedar
i/olmes John, iron merchant 6 S. Wharves 8c 20
Sansom
//olmes John C. grocer, N. W. cor. Pine and 6th
/Tolmes Robert, mariner 63 Penn
holmes Thomas, shoemaker 108 Green
//olt Abner, York road above Poplar
/folt George, surgeon barber 46 north Third
//olt Jesse, carter Fourth near George (N. L.;
i/olt Samuel, sea captain 435 south Front
i/oltman Susan, widow, Quince alley
//bman Abraham, carpenter 332 Sassafras
//oman E. widowof John, 98 Swanson
i/oman Frederick, labourer corner 4th and Browne
//oman Mary, widow, 8th below //udsonV laFrte
//omested Samuel, tailor, 435 south Second
J^ommann I. C. professor of music 43 n. Seventh
//oney Geo. clerk to county commissioners 138 n.
Fourth
//oney Cieo. jun. carpenter Eleventh above Arch
/fung Aaron, turner 159 St. John
m^
HOO HOO
//ood Adna, hatter 5 1 Coates' alley and 3 Clawges'
court
I Hood Comfort, pepperpot woman, Mary's alley
//bod George, tavernkeeper (sign of Shepherd)
Moyamensing road below Federal
Hood i/annah, widow of John, 42 south Eighth
/food John, grocer 9 and 1 i Swanson
^ood John M. grocer 138 and 254 north Second
t //bod John, coachman Dean*s alley
//bod John, silk and stuff shoemaker 1 14 n. Fourth
//bod John, carter Rose alley above Coats*
//bod Jonathan, shoemaker Eleventh near Locust
//bod Mary, widow 1 lo south Second
//ood Nathaniel, printer I o Mulberry
/food Stephen T. shoemaker Smith's alley (N. L.)
//bod Thomas, oakcooper 4 Little Water 8c 33 Penu
Hood and Wilson, grocers 138 north Second
Hook Wm. potter back 177 High
/Tooker i^annah, widow, 148 south Front
//boker Wm. engraver 112 Walnut
//bokey Anthony, grocer 349 north Third
//bokey Catherine, widow, 1 1 8 Browne
//bopes Amos, carpenter 1 50 north Fifth
//bopes Datid, iron merchant High west of the Per-
manent bridge
//bopes Ezra, lumber merchant High west of the
Permanent bridge
//bopes Israel, tavernkeeper and wheelwright High
near Schuylkill Fourth
//bopes Joshua, teacher 3 1 Union
Hoot G. painter and glazier corner of Arch and 4th
Hoot //enry, carpenter 468 north Third
Hoot Mary, midwife comer Arch and Fourth
t Hoot widow of Jonathan, carter Dean's alley
Hoot widow of Wrti. 1 Cresson*s alley
//ootton Andrew, cabinetmaker 22 Strawberry
[see Hut (on
Flooven Wm. wheelwright Fifth corner Old YorkR.
//oover Adam, victualler Charles'
//ooven Andrew, shoemaker 97 Coals'
Hoover Anthony, labourer 153 Green
JHoover David, victualler, 255 Callowhill
Ff
HOO HOR
/foover John, taylor Steinmetz's court
i/oover John, ropemaker Moyamensing below
Christian
/Zbover Laurence, mastmaker Beach near Maiden
Hoover William, upholsterer 35 south Front
Hope & Co. state lottery and exchange office 63
Chesnut
^ope Thomas, ship broker and editor of the Phila-
delphia Price Current, office 1 Carpenter's
buildings, near customhouse; dwelling 63 Chest.
Hopkins Benjamin B. 13 North alley
Hopkins Charles B printer Osbourn's court
//bpkins David, teacher Juniper above Locust
i^opkins David C. hardware merchant 265 High
Hopkins John, bootmaker 96 north Seventh
Hopkins John, carpenter 1 1 5 Swanson
Hopkins John, sea captain 65 Tammany
Hopkins John, gentleman 81 Arch
Hopkins Joseph R. attorney at law 18 south Sixth
Hopkins Nicholas, 265 High
Hopkins Robert, inspector of customs 83 Penn
Hopkinson Joseph, counsellor at law 15 south i^ifth
and 165 Chesnut
Hoppel George, victualler corner Coats' and Third
Hopper Benjamin T. labourer 23 Tammany
Hopper Isaac T. taylor 33 Spruce
/Topple John, shoemaker Christian near Sixth
//bpps James, tanner, 3 Greenleaf court
jfiTorn Barbary, washerwoman Juniper near Cherry
J^om Christiana, widow 134 south Sixth /
Horn //enry, silverplater 248 Chesnut near Ninth
Home Isaac, collector of tolls 1st gate Germantown
road
Horn Jacob, innkeeper 218 Sassafras
Horn k. Kneass, silverplaters 1 6 south Sixth
Horn Wm. J- 45 south Fourth and Library
^ornberger Lewis, hatter Pewterplatter alley
7/orner Jacob, ropemaker 2^2 St. John
Horner John, merchant 261 i/igh
/Corner Patience, widow, grocer and boarding house
6 Penn
//broer Roger, sea captain back 77 Christian
Horner and Wilson, grocers 261 High
HOR HOU
4
Ilornketh widow of Jeremiah, 477 Sassafras
/Tornor Jos. P. hardware merchant 47 i/igh and 7
Church alley
Hovv\ov Stacy, grocer, 1 80 north Front corner Vine
/Corner widow of Benjamin, 1 17 New
/iTorsfall Joseph, painter, &c. 373 Mulberry
//orsford /Tannah, widow. Liberty alley
/^ortman John, shoemaker back 113 German
//brtman Michael, carpenter Germantown road n.
Fourth
/fcrtman Peter, chairmaker 39 Coates* alley
//brton Ebenezer, shallopman Key's alley n. Second
//orton Joseph, comedian 77 Locust
//brton William, bricklayer 16 Quarry street
Hoviz Peter, grocer 392 south Second [ire Hotz
//ortzler widow of Christian, back 229 Callowhill
ii/bskins John, carpenter 180 Mulberry
//oskins John G. teacher 135 Vine & S.W^cor. 3d.
i^oskins Mrs. gentlewoman 180 Mulberry
//oskins Mrs. widow, Brewer's alley n. 3d [see Haskins
//btman Jacob, brickmaker Germantown road near
first gate
//btz Daniel, victualler 239 Callowhill
Hoiz Peter, victualler Wood above 6th [fife HorCz
//buard LouiS) merchant tailor 120 south Second
[^see Howard
//buck Wm. carpenter 29 Beck's alley
/Tough John, toyshop, 223 north Front
Hough widow of Thomas, gentleman 16 Pine
Houlston George, carter corner Cedar and Clifton
Housal George, labourer 17 Sassafras alley
House Elizabeth, widow Beach near Maiden
House Peter, cabinet maker 497 north Third
Householder Theodore, carpenter 77 Locust
Houseman Charles, bricklayer 327 north Third
Houseman Daniel, victualler 469 south Second
Honser Frederick, sugar boiler 131 north Sixth
//buscr George F. victualler 6th n. Buttonwood
//ouser Margaret, grocer 32 Passyunk
//busser George, victualler 313 Caliowhill
//buston James, sea captain 278 s. 4th [see Ifuato?:,
//ouston Joseph, porter Sassafras alley
HOU HOW
iJoustcn J. A. L. shoestore 56 High
t i/buston Margaret, boardinghouse 210 Cedar
i/ouston P. W. surgeon and demist 19 Walnut
1/bvendon Richard, sea captain 364 south Front
-^ow John, carpenter 129 north Fourth
Mow Philip, baker 35 Small
-flbw Robert, carter sch. Front near Mulberry
^o\v Samuel B. teacher of Latin in University of
Pennsylvania 141 south Ninth
/Toward Azel, distiller Eleventh above Chesnut
[see Houard
/Toward and Blackiston, distillers 374 High above
Twelfth
Howard Caleb, blacksmith Currant alley near Walt.
Howard John, waiter 29 Noble
t Howard Richard, oysterman 6 Locust
t /Toward Robert, waiter, Webb's alley
/Toward widow Elizabeth, 450 south Front
/Toward widow of John, sea captain 195 n. Front
/Toward widow of John, 14 New Market
/Toward Thomas, lumber merchant 1928c 143 Spruce
/foward Wm. labourer 427 north Front
/Toward Wm. W. shoemaker 22 Strawberry
/Towcraft Thomas, potter Fourth above Tammany
/Towell Amos, tavernkeeper 1 19 south Water
//owell A. M. D. 330 High
Howell A. Sc Sons, tanners and curriers 107 Chesnut
Howell Benj. B merchant 102 south Front
Howell Benj. B. Sc Co. merchants 51 s. Wharves
Howell C. D. merchant 176 High
Howell Ellen, widow, 40 Coats'
Howell Ephr. carter 7 Wood corner Sixth
Howell Frederick, labourer Federal near Second
/Towell George, merchant 44 north Seventh
/Towell James, silversmith 50 south Front
/Towell Joseph, taylor Washington court
/Towell Joseph, currier 47 Spruce
Howell Joseph E. merchant 25 south Water and
150 south Second
/Towell Mary, Currant alley near Spruce
/Towell Mary, widow, 30 Church alley
/Towell and Pleasants, merchants 8 Chesnut
HOW HUF
Howell Reading, surveyor Sc draughtsman 228
Spruce
Howell Richard, punipmaker back 106 north Fifth
Howell Samuel E. merchant 16 south Wharves and
141 Mulberry
Howell and Shaw, merchants 25 south Water
Howell Wm. W. hardware store 167 High
Howell Wm. wholesale and retail grocer, Swanson
below Queen and corner Front and Christian
Howell William E. merchant 234 Spruce
Howland Isaac, sea captain 435 south Front
Howorth Geo. bookbinder 48 Bread street
Howshcll John, mariner 154 north Water
Hoy Thomas, shoemaker Petticoat alley ^
Hozey Isaac, lumber merchant corner Swanson and
Queen
Hozey and Strattan, grocers Swanson below Queen
Hozick Matthew, sawyer 1 1 Springet alley
Hubber Sophia, milliner 40 Pine
Hubbert Abraham, bargeman Mifflin*s court
Hubbert Christian, mastmaker494 n. 2d
Hubbert John, shoemaker 527 south Front
Hubbert W'm.oysterman 120 Christian
Hubble Benj. mariner 379 south Second
Hubble widow, cor. Buck road and Federal
Huber George, victualler 285 north 8th [see Uber
Huber Henry, inspector of customs 87 New
Huber James S. deputy port surveyor 87 New
Huber Laurence, victualler James st^
Huber Michael, victualler Mulberry alley
//uber Tobias, tallow chandler 1 6 Coates* alley
/Hubert John, cabinetmaker cor. 2d and Otter
/Tuckel Joseph, dentist 29 Lombard
//uckel Wm. storekeeper 369 north Second
/Ajddell Joseph, stave merchant 77 and 87 Swanson
//uddell Joseph, jun. stave merchant 356 s. Front
t /fudson Benj. porter Davidson's court
/Hudson Edward, dentist iS3 Walnut
Midson James, taylor 2 Lxtitia cou-t
/Aidson John, mariner 8 Swanson
/^uell Madame, N. W. corner 9th and Filbert
■Miff Charles, bricklayer 90 Christian
fi2
HUF HUG
/TufP Constandne, mariner 17 Coates' alley
/Tuff Elizabeth, Pleasant st.
/Tuff Elizabeth, widow 200 Coats st.
//uff Jacob, victualler 355 Callowhill
[see Hoff 1st Hough
ja^uff John, victualler 339 Callowhill
//uff Nathan, boardinghouse 39 Spruce
-fiTuffnagle Edward, trader Rose alley (C.)
/fuffnagle John, merchant N E. cor. i^igh & 5th
//uffnaile Adam, grocer 131 north Water
Huffstidler George, mate Fearris' court
j^ufty John, constable 154 south 4th
^ufty M. widow cor. Crown and Callowhill
/fugg Bright, shipjoiner 161 n. Front 8c 156 north
Water
^ugg George M. ferry and tavernkeef)er, Cedar st.
wharf
i^ugg Jacob, boardinghouse 161 n. Front
/Zugg Jacob, mariner Shackamaxon
^ugg Levi, shipjoiner Little Water, dwelling Front
below Federal
-Hiigg Wm. cabinetmaker 26 Little Water
ifuggins Benjamin, sea captain 117 n. Fifth
Muggins David, labourer 486 s. 2d
//uggins Thomas, labourer 563 s. Front
i^ughes Ann, widow Walnut above Tenth
ITughes Benjamin, grazier Moyaraensing belo,w
Christian
hughes Caleb, taylor 43 Vine
Hughes Charles S. 3 n. Second
J^ughes Constantine, mariner back 13^ Christian
[see Heives
hughes Daniel, late lumber merchant 110 s. 8th
Mighes Edward, labourer Beach n. high bridge
/fughes Elizabeth, Merrill's lane n. 5th
j^ughes & Fritz, storekeepers 3 n. 2d
ifughes James, teacher 3 Fetter lane
//ughes Jane, milkwoman cor. Chesnut and sch. 6th
ifughes John, merchant cor. 2d and High
Hughes John H. 223 High
/fughes Mary, widow 47 Browne
iAi^hes Mary .Ann, widow cor. Walnut Sc Juniper
HUG HUM
i/ughes Miles H. broker 31 Church alley'
/fughes Samuel, carpenter 244 n. Water
T/ughes Thomas, innkeeper Beach near Warren
//iighes Thomas, cottonweaver 12th n. Pine
/Aighes Wm. shopkeeper 58 Spruce
//uglies Wm. carpenter 102 n. 5th
//iighes Wm. grazier 464 south Second
Hughes , teacher 112 n. 8th
//uhn Adam, carpenter Juniper n Vine
//uhn John D. grocer Butionwood n. Charles
i/uhn John, brickmaker Buttonwood n. Charles
i/ukill Jeremiah, harness, &c. maker Ridge n. Cal-
lowhill
//ulfish Obadiah, shoemaker 528 n. Third
i/ulings Laurence, shipwright 2d near Prime
//ulings Ann, nurse West's court \_%ee Heliinga
//ulings Wm E gentleman 264 Chesnut
HmW Adam, 191 Shippen
HnW Agnes, milliner '00 south Second
i/ull Wm. mariner 424 north Front
//ullock Michael, shoemaker 214 Cherry
/fulescampMary, 289 south Front
t //umer Richard, waiter Davidson's court
//umes Archibald, grocer 88 Swanson
Humes and Co. distillers 372 High above 12th
Humes George, distiller 222 south Sixth
Humes James, bottler 41 Plum
Humes John, auctioneer Z2 and 5 1 north Front
Humes and Rogers, hardware store 265 High
Humes W^m. grocer 187 s. 6th
Hummel C. labourer 445 north Third
Hummell David, labourer Pegg st. n. Front
Hummel Jacob, morocco dresser 533 n. Third
Hummell Jacob, brassfounder 443 n. Third
Humphreys Clement, inspector of the customs 3^3
Pine
Humphreys James, ropemaker Shackamaxon
Humphreys James, shipwright Warren
Humphreys James, printer and bookseller S. W.
corner Walnut and Second
Humphreys Joshua,shipbuiIder enquire 240 Swanson
Humphreys Mary, widov 30 Carter's alley
HUM HUP
Humphreys Richard, gentleman 32 SanSom
/fumphreys Samuel, fihipbuilder 240 Swanson
Humphreys Solomon 8c Co. lumbermerchants High
near sch. Third
Humphreys Sophia, tayloress Friends' almshouse
Humphreys Thos. shipwright Cherry near Prince
Humphreys Thos. merchant 36 n. 9th
Huneker John, chairmaker 379 & 381 n. 2d
Huneyker Joseph, gardener Irish lane
Hunker Jacob, baker 34 1 Callowhill
Hungerford J. labourer Frankford road n. Queen
Hunt Benjamin, boardinghouse Hamilton village
Hunt Daniel, stonecutter Locust near 1 3th
Hunt Edward, sea captain 80 south 4th
Hunt James, victualler cor. 6th and Buttonwood
Hunt John, mariner 308 south 6th n. Fitzwalter
Hunt John, coachmaker 60 Zane
Hunt Richard, currier 346 Sassafras
Hunt Wm. storekeeper 67 north Front
Hunt Wilson, merchant 14 Chesnut
Hunter Benj. labourer Lily alley
Hunter Edward, meal merchant Germantown road
above 3d
Hunter George, wrought nailor 498 n. 2d
Hunter Dr. George, near the City Hospital St. An-
drew St.
Hunter George, labourer 367 n, 2d
Hunter James, mate 87 Queen (S.)
Hunter James, storekeeper 382 south 2d
Hunter John, justice of the peace 186 s. 5th
Hunter John, carter Ann st. (sch.)
Hunter Joseph, currier 1 6 Greenleaf's court
Hunter Mrs. of William, Elmslie's alley
Hunter Rachael, grocer 39 south wharves
Hunter Wm. carter Race near sch. 8th
Hunter Wm. grocer 225 s 6th cor. Shippen
t Hunter Wm. porter Mary's alley
Hunter Susan, grocer 395 north Third
Hunter widow of Robert, 105 Vine
Huntington James, mariner 1 1 8 Swanson
♦ Huoat P. carpenter 163 south 6th
Hupfeld Charles, musician H4s. 6th
HUP HUT
Hupfeld C. sugar-refiner cor. 8th and Arch
Hupfeld widow of Henry, musician 15 n. 8th
Hupfeld & Kalbach, sugjar-refiners 189 Cherry
Hupliz Geo. H. taylor 20 Kunckel
Hurley Mrs. of John, 54 Vine
Hurley Rev. Michael, back St. Augustin's church
north ith
Hurley Thomas, paperhanging manufacturer, ware-
house 78 Chesnut
Hurley Thos. jun. merchant 109 s. 4th & 154 High
Hurley Thos. storekeeper 270 n. Front
Hiirlick Wm, tavernkeeper 1 iO n. 5lh cor Race
Huron Lawrence, merchant 7 south wharves
Hurst Elizabeth, widow 180 Swanson
Hurst Henry, carpenter 300 Sassafras [see Hirst
Hurst Wm. mariner 64 Penn
Husband John J. clerk to St. Paul's church Yorkst.
Hussey John, tallowchandler Randolph's court
Huston James, drayman Buttonwood n. Ridge
Huston John, flour merchant 1 Heyde's court
Huston Thos. saddler, &c. 13 south 9th
[see Henvson and Houston
Hutchins Benjamin, mariner, Baker's court
Hutchins Henry J. merchant 102 south Fifth
Hutchins Rev. Joseph, d. d. 17i^ south Fifth
Hutchins Wm. carpenter 6th near Poplar lane
Hutchinson Benjamin, carpenter Germantown road
above Second
Hutchinson Charles, blockmaker 205 south Front
t Hutchinson David, labourer 385 north Fourth
Hutchinson Ephraim, carpenter Burd*s court
Hutchinson Francis and John, grocers, 255 south 5th
Hutchinson Hannah, widow, 1 Fayette
HuichinsoQ H.G. broker 19 north Fifth
Hutchison James, taylor 33 Green
Hutchinson Jeremiah, stonemason 1 16 Swanson
Hutchinson John, carpenter 2 Orange
Hutchinson Joseph, potter 250 Sassafras
Hutchinson Mahlon, merchant 61 north Second
Hutchinson Margaret, grocer 3 1 north Tenth
Hutchinson Randal, attorney at law 89 Sassafras
Hutchinson R. 8c M. W. Ash, attornies at law 89
Sassafras
HUT INC
Hutchinson S. E. widow, 1 1 Church alley
Hutley John, carpenter 83 north Fifth
Hutman Mrs. layer out of the dead, Fourth above
Coats*
t Hutt Elijah, carler Dean*s alley
Huttert John, hairdresser 178 north Third
Hutton James, merchant 15 Elizabeth Isee Hootion
Hutton James, 366 Highabove 12th
Hutton John, shoemaker Rachel street
Hutton John, office of the Baltimore packet Hamil-
ton's wharf, dwelling 62 Almond street
Hutton John S. of U. S. navy, 184 south Second
Hutton Joseph, teacher 17 Norris*s alley and 102
south Second
Hutton Nathaniel, sen. shipbuilder 47 Cedar
Hutton T. labourer Blackberry alley
Hutton widow of Benjamin shipbuilder 260 Swanson
HuttolY widow of Thomas, 40 Almond
Hutz Charles W. merchant Ills. Front [see Hotz
Hyatt Catherine, widow 83 north Fifth
Hyde George, bookbinder and stationer 7 1 Chesnut
[see Heyde
Hymas Samuel, grocer and inkeeper at intersection
of Germantown road and Sixth
Hymer Catherine, washerwoman Marlborough
Hymer Mrs. of Jacob, Buitonwood near Sixth
Hymer John, victualler 306 Vine
Hyneman widow of Henry, 331 north Second
Hyneman Wm. grocer 121 Brown
Iddings Cal?:b P. accomptant 76 New
Idler Jacob, merchant back 87 n. Water & 231 Arch
Idler and Perry, merchants back 87 north Water
Imbrie James & Co. merchants 33 south Front
Imbrie James, merchant 8 north Seventh
Imlay and Potts, merchants 5 north Water
Imlay Robert, merchant 5 north Water 8c 93 n. 6th
Immel Jacob 8c Co. merchants 76 north Third
Immel widow of Joseph, Eleventh near Vine
Immel widow of Michael, storekeeper 76 n. Third
Inches Thomas, storekeeper Beach near Maiden
ING IRI
Ingard Geo. shoemaker Rose alley n. Coats'
[see Engard
Ingels Geo. military storekeeper U. S. arsenal
Ingersoll C. J. attorney at law 154 Walnut
IngersoU Edward, attorney at law 74 south Sixth
Ingersoll Jared, counsellor at law 156 Walnut
Ingersoll J. R. attorney at law 1 12 Walnut
Ingleman Daniel, gardener, &c. Cherry n. sch. 8th
Ingling William, 207 south Fifth
Inglis Catherine, spinster 9 1 Pine
Inglis Joseph L. treasurer to Frankford and Bristol
turnpikes, Spruce 2d door below 4th n. side
Ingraham Francis, gentleman Arch above Eleventh
Ingraham Peter, mariner Spafford street
Ingraham Thomas, taylor Blackhorse alley
Ingram Edward, mate 262 south Front
Ings David, innkeeper 7 1 Dock, corner Gofoith al-
ley near Pennsylvania bank
Inkson Rebecca, shopkeeper 170 north Front
Innes Cornelius, shoemaker 125 Plum [see Ennes
Innes Joseph, carpenter 328 north Third^'
James widow of Thomas, 8 1 Penn
Innes Wm. late brewer 85 north Third
Innet David, soapboiler 70 New
Inskeep John, alderman corner Walnut 8c Seventh
Inskeep John, jun. booksellR* 4 south Third and
corner Walnut and Seventh
Inslee John A. agent for the Guardians of the poor,
alms-house comer Eleventh and Spruce
Inslee Martha, matron of the Alms House
Iredell Joseph, merchant 89 High
Ireland Aaron, blacksmith Oak (N. L.)
Ireland Alphonso C. carpenter 122 Pine
Ireland Ann, widow, Cresson*s court
Ireland George, accomptant 48 Browne
Ireland Jacob, labourer 39 Prime
Ireland James, shoemaker Lolar's court
Ireland James, mariner Oak (N. L.)
Ireland John, wharf builder Rihl's court
Ireland S labourer Federal above Second
Irick Christopher, 176 south Sixth
Irick Zachariah, guager and cooper 147 s. Water
IRO ^JAC
t Irons Amelia, washerwoman 24 Filbert
t Irons Richard, waiter 1 2 Elizabeth
Irvine Callender, Commissary general of U. S. 12th
below High
Irvine Henry, Western Hotel 323 High
Irvine Hood, accomptant Fifth above Noble
Irvine Rebecca, widow, Chesnut near sch. Eighth
Irvine Richard, combmaker Lyndall's court
Irvine Sarah, widow Shackamaxon
Irving David, grocer corner Eleventh and Locust
Irving Isaac, drayman Galbreth's court
Irving John, mariner 443 soutlr Second
Irwin Hannah, back 387 south Front
Irwin John M. accomptant Ninth above Race west
side Isee Ertven and jErwin
Irwin Samuel, shoemaker Sansom's alley
Irwin Thomas, carpenter St. Joseph's avenue
Irwin Wm. cabinet maker 76 south Fifth
t Isaac John, hairdresser 40 south Fifth
Isdel Thomas, mariner 64 Penn
Iseminger Adam, wheelwright 40 Passyunk and
corner Sixth
Iseminger Elizabeth, widow, Carpenter (S.) n. 6th.
Israel Abraham E. storekeeper 170 north Second
Israel and Ezekiel, quill^anufacturers back 246 n.
Second
Israel and Goldsmit, storekeepers 1 70 north Second
Israel Isaac, quill manufacturer back 246 n. Second
Israel Israel, justice of the peace, corner Passyunk
and Long lane
Israel Lydia, boarding house 43 Locust
Israel Joseph, bricklayer 79 s. Front
Israel Samuel, merchant 71 south Sixth and Swe-
dish consulate office, 153 Walnut
Israel Wm P. merchant 13 Pine and 8 Chesnut
Ives , shoemaker Smith's alley
Ivins Ezekial, bricklayer Swanwick street
Izard Col. George, 1 south Ninth
Jack widow of Francis, bricklayer 218 south Third
Jackaway N. plaisterer 37 Noble
JAC JAC
.lacka way widow of Morgan, Currant alley n.Walt.
t Jackson Abraham, coachman Juniper alley
Jackson Andrew, of the Custom house Francis lane
near Fourth
Jackson Ann, mantuamaker253 south Seventh
t Jackson Anthony, labourer Taper alley
Jackson Benjamin, labourer 214 Coats*
Jackson Charles, 342 north Second
t Jackson David, drayman 3d above Poplar lane
Jackson Hannah, widow, 102 Crown
Jackson Jacob, blacksmith 26 Dock 8c 133 so. 2d.
t Jackson Jacob, shallopman 1 6 Duke st, (N. L.')
Jackson Jacob, mariner 4 Little Water
Jackson James, carpenter 8 1 Green
t Jackson Jesse, painter i Middle alley
Jackson John, sea captain, 42 1 south Front
Jackson Joseph, baker 9 Callowhill
Jackson Joseph, shoemaker back 339 Callowhlil
Jackson Mary, washerwoman 26 Gillis's alley
Jackson Mrs. tutress 35 Beck's alley
t Jackson Peter, saw filer Twelfth near Pine
Jackson Rebecca, widow, 204 Walnut
Jackson Robert, inspector of customs 12! s. Ninth
Jackson Richard, taylor 175 Mulberry
Jackson Samuel, stablekeeper 3 south Seventh
Jackson Samuel 8c S. (late David 8c S.) druggist^
corner Mulberry and Fourth
t Jackson Saml. woodsawyer 5th above Buttonwood
Jackson Thomas, coachmaker 475 Sassafras
Jackson Thomas, merchant 13th below High
Jackson Thomas, shoestore 30 High
Jackson Thomas, accomptant 68 Spruce
Jackson Wm. editor of the Political and Commercial
Register, office 1 Lodge, dwelling 124 Spruce
Jackways widow of William, 82 Green
Jacobs Christian, labourer 133 Green
Jacobs J. 8c S. storekeepers 245 south Second
Jacobs Joseph, sexton Pemberton's alley
Jacob Mrs. layer out of the dead 22 Apple tree alley
Jacobs Louiza, Sixth above Green
Jacobs Matthias, grocer corner Queen 8c Hanovev
Jacobs Nicholas, shoemaker 50 Almond
JAC ^JAR
Jacobs Philip, constable 40 Crown
Jacobs Richard, boardinghouse 18 Little Water
Jacobs Samuel H. attorney at law 3 south Sixth
Jacobs Thias, labourer corner Third and Green
Jacobs Wm. hatter 238 north Front
Jacobsen Francis, sugar-refiner back 84 n. Second
Jacobsen John, shallopman 152 SWanson
Jacobus Thoreias, shoemaker 189 n. Second
Jacoby Francis, merchant first wharf above Arch
Jaggers Jonathan, oysterman 42 Duke (N. L.)
Jagres John, potter 12 Farmer's alley
Jahns C. patent wallcolourer 108 n. 7th [see Johns
James Ann, widow, 7 Elfrith's alley
James David, storekeeper 5 north Third
t James Francis, whitewasher Browne above 4t|i
James H. carpenter Juniper alley
James Issachar, carpenter 1 Clawges' court
James James, late tavernkeeper 473 south Second
James John, merchant 13 south Front & 18 n, 5th
James John, grocer 360 north Front
James Martha, tutress 77 north Sixth
James Otto, cabinet maker 342 south Front
t James Peter, waiter Currant alley n. Locust
t James Samuel, woodsawyer 39 Middle alley
t James Stephen, woodsawyer Mary's alley
James Thomas C m. d. 146 south Second
James Thomas, labourer Shackamaxon
t James Thomas, mariner Webb's alley
James William, veterinarian 9 Little George
Jameson Robert, shipwright 496 south Front
Jamison John, typefounder Cedar near Tenth
Jamison Wm. collector 139 Locust
Jane Mary, mantuamaker 12 Powell
Janeway Rev. Jacob J. 206 Mulberry
January David, merchant 236 south Front
January H. layer out of the dead back 39 Arch
January Rebecca, mantuamaker back 35 Arch
Janvier William, woollen draper 25 south 2d
Jaquett Thomas, upholsterer 19 s. Front & 68 n. 5th
Jaraud Jacob, 64 Chesnut
Jardella Andrew B. sculptor and engraver 52 n. 8th
Jarden Samuel, plaisterer 1 10 north 1 Uh
JAR JEN
Jarden Wm. plaisterer Sassafras below Eleventh
Jarman Ezekial, ragmerchant 140 Swcinson
Jarman widow of John, mariner 45 Penn
Jarman Reuben, ragmerchant 28 Budd [see Germon
Jarves Joseph I. sea capt. Federal n. 2d [see Jervu
Jarvis Elijah B. boardinghouse 7 Stall's court
Jasper James, sea captain 48 Green
Jaudon Daniel, ladies* academy 22 1 Mulberry
Jeanes Hannah, widow, Rose street
Jeanes Isaiah, merchant 196 north Front
Jeffers Daniel, brickmaker Fourth above Poplar
Jefferson Joseph, comedian 14 Powell
Jefferson Richard, painter Prime above Front
Jcffery Edward, carter Hickory lane
Jeffery John, currier 4th above Tammany
Jeffery John, victualler Button wood n. 8lh
Jeffery Peter, mate 19 Beck's alley
Jeffery Samuel, brickmaker Hicory lane
Jefferys Edward, carter 137 Coats'
t Jeffreys Wm. labourer Lombard n. Eleventh
Jeffries Daniel, plaisterer 157 s. 9th
Jeffries Wm. N. gentleman 241 Mulberry
Jeffry William, labourer 13th n. Vine
t Jematrice John, hairdresser Alkn's alky
Jenkins Andrew, feed store 3 south wharves
Jenkins Ebenezer, shoemaker Filbert n. I3th
Jenkins Jcnkin S. lockmaker Crown near Prirfce
Jenkins John, shoemaker 23 north 5ih
Jenkins Joseph, hatter 38 High
Jenkins Josiah, tavernkeeper 167 south Front
Jenkins Mary, widow 8 York court [see Jinkins
Jenkins Thomas, boatbuilder 35 Duke (N. L.)
Jenks John, printer Elizabeth st. near Tenth
Jenks Jonathan, merchant 20 south Wharves and
356 north Front
Jenks Joseph R. merchant 33 and 55 s. Wharves,
and 5 Vine
Jennings Catharine, seamstress 196 Lombard
Jennings Isaac, late teacher 405 n. 3d [sec Gimiings
Jennings John, merchant 159^ High k 168 Race
Jiennings Nathan, victualler Lombard n. bchuylkill
J'ennjf E. widow Queen n. Bishop
JEO JOH
Teofroy Theresa, grocer 7 Vernon
Jess Ruth, bonnetmaker 14 Church alley
Jewell Kenneth, merchant taylor 78 s. 3d dwelling
cor. Walnut
Jobson Charles, apothecary and druggist 273 n. 3d
Jobson Samuel, jun. taylor 77 Arch
Jobson Samuel, gluemaker 273 n. Third
t Johnchert M. hairdresser 41 Pine
John David, steward of the City Hospital St. An-
drew St. cor. sch. 4th
ifohnes Charles, merchant 101 High & 1 19 n. Front
\^see Jones and Jahns
t Johns Adam, baker 293 St. John
Johns Elizabeth, widow, friends* almshouse
Johns Levi, milkman Ridge above Buttonwood
Johns & Linerd, mastmakers Oak (N. L.)
Johns Martha, seamstress 138 south 4th
Johns Richard, mastmaker Liberty alley
Johnsen C. bookseller 80 n. 4th
Johnsen J. carpenter 539 north Front
Johnsen Richard, printer 80 n. 4th
Johnson Benj. carter 29 Pewterplatter alley
Johnson Benj.tavernkeeper 468 n. 2d cor. Poplar
Johnson Benj. bookseller, &c. 22 n. 2d & 457 High
Johnson Catharine, washerwoman Watson's alley
Johnson Catharine, gardener Maria st.
Johnson Catharine, widow 1 67 north Front
Johnson Charles, printing ink, lampblack manufac-
turer, and grocer cor. Tenth and Lombard
Johnson Charles, carpenter 14 Plum
Johnson David, shallopman Cooper's court (N. L.)
Johnson David, letter carrier 26 Little George
\ Johnson Edward, sailmaker21 Hurst
John.son Eliza, mantuamaker Currant alley near
Locust
Johnson Elizabeth, widow 269 n. Third
Johnson George, sugarboiler 25 Church alley
Johnson Humphrey, carpenter 3 Bedford (M.)
Johnson Isaac, late grocer 130 Callowhill
Johnson Isaac, county commissioner 137 Vine
Johnson Jacob, bookselkr 16 n. 4th and 147 Higk
JOH JOH
t Johnson Jacob, waiter Cherry above 11th
Johnson Jacob, cabinetmaker 207 north 8ih
Johnson Jacob, labourer back 458 s. Front
Johnson Jacob, carter 39 New Market
Johnson James, carpenter 35 Elizabeth
t Johnson James, painter. Sec. 231 Spruce
Johnson Job, labourer 29 Prime
Johnson John, baker 390 south 2d
Johnson John, shoemaker 193 Callowhill
Johnson John, mariner 120 German
Johnson John, labourer 2d above George
Johnson John, teacher Hanover near Duke
Johnson Joseph, millwright Mulberry n. sch. Front
Johnson Joseph, shipchandler 17 south Wharves,
dwelling Moyamensing below Federal
Johnson Joseph, currier 317 Callowhill
Johnson Josiah, letter carrier 24 Little George
t Johnson Joseph, carter lOth n. Cedar
Johnson Levi, labourer Marlborough n. Prince
Johnson Matthew, 73 n. 8th
Johnson Matthew, labourer 25 Brewer's alley
Johnson Mrs. of Joseph, mate 220 s. 5th
Johnson Peter, jun. mariner Federal above 2d
Johnson Peter, mariner 7 Christian st.
Johnson Peter, weaver cor. 13th 6c Cherry
Johnson Peter, grocer Federal above Front
Johnson Rachael, washerwoman 163 Lombard
Johnson R. widow Maiden n. Front
Johnson Richard, merchant 90 Siissafras
Johnson Richard, ship watch 77 German
t Johnson Richard B. turner 58 Dock n. 2d
Johnson Robert, late bookseller 176 Mulberry
Johnson Robert, superintendant of roads Frankford
road near Orange
Johnson Robert S. accomptant 3 Ann (N. L.)
Johnson Samuel, mariner 129 Green
Johnson Sarah, mantuamaker n. 33 Key's alley
Johnson Simeon, mariner Poplar n. Biidd
t Johnson Stacy, waiter 23 Appletree alley
Johnson k Warner, stationers, &c. 147 Hitjh
Johnson widow of Charles, labourer Rachael st.
Johnson widow of John, sugarboiler 35 Church alley
Gg2
J0H ^JON
Johnson Wm. shoemaker 142 Browne
Johnson Wm. caulker 17 Green
Johnson Wm. sea captain 343 s. Front
Johnson Wm. cordwainer 148 s. 7th
Johnson Wm. labourer cor. Tenth & George
t Johnson Wm. mariner 3 1 Crab
t Johnston Abraham, waiter Burd's court
Johnston Adam, tallowchandler 1 3th n. Chesnut
Johnston Alex. W. merchant 106 south Front
Johnston widow of Alexander, smith near 31 Coates'
alley
Johnston Andrew, carpenter 52 Passyunk
Johnston Daniel, carter 1 1 Wood (N. L.)
t Johnston Daniel, taylor 100 s. 2d
t Johnston David, porter 201 Lombard
t Johnston Elisha, porter 73 Dock Sc 187 s. 4th
Johnston Francis, sheriff, office west wing of tlYe
State-house, dwelling l53 Pine
Johnston George, pilot 469 s. Front
I Johnston George, coachman Currant alley
Johnston Henry, labourer Race n. sch. Front
Johnston James, sea captain 6 1 Lombard
Johnston John, dry goods store 249 s. 2d
Johnston John, carpenter Heyde's court
Johnston John, shopkeeper 177 Mulberry
Johnston John, carter Mechanic st.
t Johnston Joseph, mariner 1 St. Mary
Johnston Margaret, widow 398 n. Front
Johnston Mary, teacher Randall's court
Johnston R. m. d. 128 s. 5th
I Johnston Samuel, labourer 260 s. 6th
^ Johnston Samuel, woodsawyer Smith's court
f Johnston Samuel, labourer Middle alley
Johnston Sarah, widow 34 St. Mary and 45 P€hn
Johnston Sarah, widow 286 Lombard
Johnston Thomas, dealer 6 Chancery lane
Johnston, Thomas, cordwainer 311 High
Johnston Wm, labourer Say st.
Johnston Zuchariah, mariner 69 Queen (S.)
Johnsiun Wm. trunkmaker 4.47 n. Front
Jolley Samuel, 46 Union,
Tones Abraham J. dealer 93 n. 9{h
JON JON
t Jones Abraham, dealer 194 s. 2d
t Jones Rev. Absalom, 32 Powell
Jones Amos A. iron merchant 2 1 1 Race n. 6th
t Jones Amos, coachman 23 Applelree alley
Jones Andrew, paperstainer 1 3th above Race
Jones Ann, widow Walnut west of Broad
Jones Ann 8c Co. storekeepers 104 n. 2d
t Jones Anthony, sweep Apple street
Jones Arabella, (Sansom's row) 187 Walnut
[^see Jahns and Johna
Jones Benjamin, carpenter 563 s. Front
Jones Benj.iron merchant 93 s. 8th & 18 s. Wharves
Jones Benj. jun. merchant 234 s. Front
Jones Benj. engraver 8 Carter's alley
Jones Benj. grazier 7 Cedar
Jones Charles, teacher S. W. cor. 6th and Race
t Jones Charles, woodsawyer 328 s. 6th
t Jones Charles, labourer 234 Lombard
Jones Christopher M. teacher 88 Browne and i%
Budd^
Jones Daniel, chairmaker 126 Coats
Jones Daniel H. storekeeper 50 north 2d
Jones David, hatteP 128 n. 2d
Jones David, carpenter 109 Christian
Jones Edward, calicoprinter, silk, cotton, and wooU
len dyer cor. Vine and sch. Front
Jones Edward, sea captain 43 Almond
Jones Elizabeth, widow back 346 n. 2d & 87 Coats-
Jones Elvey, labourer 54 New Market
Jones Evan, carter Carpenter (S.) near Fiftb
Jones Evan, paperhanger 7 Norris* alley
Jones Evan, milkman Locust west of Broad
Jones G. labourer Rose alley (N. L.)
Jones Geo. calicoprinter Marlborough n. Queea
Jones George W. merchant 139 Walnut
Jones Geo. D. cabinetmaker 83 Dock and 20 Car-
ter's alley
t Jones George, oysterman Green's coiu't
Jones Henry, shoemaker 9 1 Browne
Jones Hugh, milkman Broad below Walnut
Jones Hugh, gunsmith 216 s. 5th
Jones Ira,, gentleman 9f Mulberry
JON JON
Jones Isaac, tobacconist 1 69 n. Front
Jones Isaac C. merchant 184 Mulberry
Jones Isaac C. and T. Firth, merchants 86 Higb
Jones Isaac H. tobacconist 1 69 n Front
Jones Isaac R. storekeeper 38 n. 2d
Jones J taylor 154 Sassafras
Jones J. N. E. cor. Chesnut and Third
Jones Jacob, carpenter Petticoat alley
Jones James, shoemaker 92 n. 9th
Jones James, hatter and bridlebitmaker 444 n. ^4
and 243 St. John
.lones James, labourer Rose alley
Jones James, baker Locust above 9th
Jones Jane, boardinghouse 7 1 New
Jones Jeremiah, teacher 116 n. 6th
Jones Jesse, cooper 44 s. 5th
Jones Jesse H. gentleman 38 Pine
Jones John, wheelwright Locust cor. Tenth
Jdnes John, taylor 122 north Water
Jones John, sea captain 25 Prune
Jones John, tavernkecper Beach n. Penn
Jones John, quarryman 17 Small
Jones John flour and feed store 326 n. Front
Jones John, ladies' shoemaker 165 s. Third
Jones John, eurrier 22 Small
Jones John C. 19 Sassafras
Jones John K. wheel and carriage maker 418 xi.
Third and 2 1 9 St. John's
Jones John K. jun. cabinetmaker 424 n. Third
Jones John M. distiller 2 and 4 s. 8th
Jones Jonathan D. hatter 175 n, 2d
Jones Joseph, gentleman 7 York buildings
Jones Joseph, shoemaker 9 1 Brt^ne
Jones Joseph, saddler 65 n. 8lh
Jones Lewis, labourer Shackamaxon st.
Jones Lloyd, sea captain 225 s. Front
Jones M. carpenter Sheaff 's alley
Jones Margaret, widow 142 Swanson
Jones Mrs. widow 419 s. Front
Jones Mrs. teacher and stationer 26 north Fourth
Jones Mrs. of Lvan,milkwoman corner Wateut and.
Tentli
JON ^JON
Jones Nathan, storekeeper 48 south Second
Jones Nathan, jun. printer 82 Union
Jones Owen, merchant 154 south Second
Jones Owen, mate back 21 Callowhill
t Jones Peter, porter Sansom's alley
Jones Philip, umbrellamaker 73 south Second
Jones Rebecca, gentlewoman Brooke court
t Jones Rebecca, pepperpot woman Mary's alley
Jones Rees, tobacco merchant, warehouse 60 Dock)
dwelling 16 north Eighth
Jones Richard, maltster 95 south Fifth
t Jones Richard, labourer Juniper alley
Jones Richardson, mariner 45 1 south Front
Jones Robert, sea captain 191 Cedar
Jones Robert E. gentleman 38 south Sixth
Jones Robt. W. lace and fringe maker 33 n. 7th
Jones Samuel, mariner 175 St. John
Jones Samuel, smith Litle*s court
Jones Samnel, blacksmith. Prime below Second
Jones Samuel, merchant 48 north Second
Jones Samuel, hatter 234 south Second
Jones Samuel, cabinetmaker Dawson's court
Jones Samuel W. merchant 103 and 154 n. Front
Jones Silas, labourer 1 18 Browne
Jones, Smith 8c Co. merchants 103 north Front
Jones Stephen, shallopman back 2 1 Noble
Jones Thomas, m. d. 144 Vine
Jones Thomas, calicoglazer 8c grocer 77 Callowhiil
Jones Thomas, coach trimmer 80 Locust
Jones Thomas, woollen draper 25 south Second
Jones Thos. labourer Frankford road near Otter
Jones Thomas, oysterman 5 Callowhill
t Jones Thomas, oysterman 1 1 Walnut
Jones Thomas P. m. d. 25 Sansom, lecture room
corner Chesnut and Fourth
Jones Walter, mariner 24 Cypress alley
Jones widow of Isaac, gentlewoman 17 Pine
Jones widow of Jesse, 239 north Front
Jones widow of John, Rose alley (N. L.)
Jones widow of Wm. 25 south Second
Jones Wm. plaisterer Hyde's court
Jones Capt. Wm. 230 south Front
JON JUS
Jones Wm. pumpmaker265 Catharine
Jones Wm. shoemaker 460 south Second
Jones Wm. carver of picture frames 1 10 Gherry
Jones Wm, mariner 7 Callowhill
Jones Wm. coachmaker, Hunter's court
Jones Wm. J. gentleman 9 south Ninth
Jones Wm, R. engraver 25 south Second
t Jones Wm. labourer Little Oak
Jonty Ann, widow, 28 Bread
Jope John Wm. wireworkerChesnut west of sch. 7th
^fordan , mariner 6 Penn
Jordan B. corner Pine and Seventh
Jordan Henry, currier 80 north Third
Jordan John, merchant 123 north Third
Jordan John & Co. merchants 123 north Third
Jordan widow of Joseph, plaisterer corner Fedei;al
and Front
Jordan Michael, labourer 287 south Fourth
Jordan Mrs. teacher 5 1 south Fifth
Jordan Sarah, widow, 1 1 Wood (N. L.) n. SecoTid
Jordan Wm. coachman 227 Walnut
t Jordon Thomas, porter 245 south Fourth
t Joseph C. hairdresser 9 Prune
Josiah J. Harrison & Lee, glass warehouse 23 Dock
Josiah James, sea captain 23 Christian
Joubert P. goldsmith and jeweller 240 south Second
Jourdan David, 79 north' Water and Red Store whf,
Jourdan Zachariah, labourer 68 Coats'
Joyce Thomas R. taylor back 16 Plum
Jugiez Martin, carver 128 Walnut
Julian Wm. carpenter 2 Harmony street
t JuUian John, back 6 Locust
Juppenlatz Frederick, back 354 south Second
Justice C. shoemaker 474 Race
Justice George, surveyor to North American Insu-
rance Company 168 north Fourth
Justice George, back 12 Strawberry
Justice Jacob, ironmonger 149 High and 90 Vine
Justice John, teacher 20 Strawberry
Justice Joseph, plaisterer 17 1 Vine
Justice Peter, rigger 63 Queen (S.)
Justice Mrs. of William, 74 Crown
|U3 KAU
Justice Wm. A. shipwright Marlborough cori>^
Bedford
Justice Charles, shoemaker 46 Sassafras
Juslison Mrs. of Isaac labourer Aspen alley
Juvenal Nicholas, starch and powder manufactory
old York road near Noble \
Kaen John, grocer Ann street (Schuylkill)
Kahmer Reinard, rigger Graff's alley
Kaighin John, shoe warehouse 108 north Second
Kaighn Doctor John, 179 St. John
Kail Geo. drayman George above Third
Kain David, carpenter 244 Cedar
Kain Mary, spinster back 1 2 1 Queen
[_see Kaighn, Cain, Kean, Keen^ and Kant
Kain Patrick, shoemaker 32 Gilles's alley
Kain , labourer 128 Locust
Kalbach Henry, sugar-refiner Schriver's court
Kaler Jacob, tanner 24 1 St. John's
Kalhaffer Frederick, well digger 20 Bryan's alley
Kallagan Wm.shallopman 84 Dock Sjee Callaghan
Kammerer Henry, 3 Heyde's court
Kammerer widow of J. R. printer 60 Chesnut
Kane Conrad, mill-stone maker James street
Kane Daniel, tobacconist 394 south Second
Kane Elisha, merchant 121 s. Front and 335 High
Kane Mrs. of John, grocer 25 Union {see Cain
Kannon Francis, labourer Lombard above Eleventh
Karbaugh John, cooper 2d above Germantown.R.
Karen Francis, typefounder 228 south Fifth
Karl John, cotton spinner Germantown K. above 2d
t Kasey John, porter Garden above Vine
Karston Margaret, widow 16 Mary (S )
Kasely Mary, widow, 24 Elizabeth
Kasper Martin, constable and baker Hamilton Vill.
Kates Jacob, tobacconist 26 Appletree alley
Katz John, baker Thirteenth near Race
Katz John, carter 25 Callowhill
Katz widow of Jacob, shoemaker 30 north Seventh
Katz Michael, carter 1 1 Kunckel
Kauderer Christian, shoemaker 182 north Thirci
KAY KEE
]|SJay Aaron, U. S. waggon master, Federal above 2d
Kay Joseph, hatter 42 north Front
Kay Joseph L. sea captain 24 Argyle
Kay Josiah S. grocer 62 High and I Church alley
Kay widow of Wm. mate 7 Chancery lane
Kean Jeremiah, late corder 379 n. 4th [«ee Keen
Kean John, grocer Ann st. (sch.)
Kean John, merchant 407 High
Kean Mary, widow, 20 1 Race
Kean Moses, cordwainer 379 north Fourth
Kean Robert, tavernkeeper 28 Walnut
Kean Roderick, labourer 248 south Fourth
Keany John, cordwainer back 108 Christian
Keany Laughlin, cordwainer, back 108 Christian
Keany Michael, late drover 185 Cedar
Kearns John, mariner 96 Christian
Kearny Francis, engraver 64 south Eighth and cor.
Seventh and Sansom \_see Carney
Keasby Jesse, currier 67 and 69 Chesnut
Keating John, 183 south Fifth
Keating William, grocer corner High and sch. 3d
Keatting Lambert, boot maker N.E. corner Doc)-
and Third
Keck Christian G. teacher 73 north Eighth
Keck John, carpenter Sixth near Coats'
Kee James, carpenter Juniper above Arch
Keech Z. painter, 8cc. 429 north Front
Keef d Joseph, vermecilla manufacturer Federa!
near Front
Keehmle John, m. d 33 north Fourth
Keehmle Leonard, register of German passengers
79 north Third
Keehmle Samuel, attorney at law 37 north Fourth
Keel John, cordwainer 102 Locust
Keel Mrs. widow, 192 Vine
Keeley Ellen, seamstress 165 north Sixth
Keeler , teacher 413 south Front
Keemer Elizabeth, cake baker 422 south Front
Keemer George, shoemaker back 422 south Front
and 1 1 south Third
Keen Andrew, shipjoincr Shackamaxon ^see Kean
Keen & Drais,sailmakers25 south Wharves
KEE KEL
Keen Elizabeth, widow, 146 south Ninth
Keen Elizabeth, gentlewoman, 466 north Secorid
Keen James and Jacob, shipjoiners, Penn n. Maiden
and Crown n. Prince
Keen James, shipwright Beach near Maiden
Keen James C. sailmaker 367 north Front
Keen John, carpenter 26 Green
Keen Joseph, leather store 115 Chesnut, dwelling
19 south Fourth
Keen Joseph, sea captain 26 Green
Keen J. & Co. lumber yard Oak (N. L.)
Keen Margaret, boarding house 251 Cedar
Keen Matthias, carpenter 26 Green
Keen Sarah, tailoress 120 New
Keffer Anthony, caulker Vienna near Duke
KefFer John, cordwainer 123 north Front
Keffer Martin, carter Vienna near Duke
Keghler Leonard, gardener Marlborough n. Prince
Keho Thomas, grocer and bottler 239^ south 2d
Kehr John, baker 440 north Third [see Kerr ^ Carr
Keighkar Samuel, victualler 195 north Eighth
Keighler Jacob, tinplateworker 73 and 94 north 6th
[see Kugler
Keighler John, blacksmith, 33 north Tenth
Keim and Brown, merchants 62 north Front
Keim George D. E. hardware merchant 16 Race
Keim Jacob, copperplatemaker 304 Sassafras
Keim John, turner and coal merchant 127 n. 4th
Keiper Abraham, tobacconist 66 nortii Fourth
Keith Samuel, merchant 279 south Front
Kekh George, baker 30 Strawberry
Keley Andrew, Juniper above Arch
Kellahin and Lorton, stable keepers Laurel street
Kellem Benj. blacksmith 31 Pewterplatter alley
Keller Adam, corder 194 north Third \_see Kelly,
Keller Conrad, tinplateworker 64 north Front
Keller George, carpenter 109 north Fifth
Keller widow of Jacob, 66 Tammany
Keller John, shoemaker 25 Appletree alley
Keller Wm. blacksmith 61 north Fifth
Kelley Bartholomew, carter 6 Bedford (M.)
[see Kdky Killc^ Keller
H h
KEL KEN
Kelley David, watchmaker and jeweller 227 n. 2d
Kelley Edward, sailmaker 23 Sassafras
Kelley Eleanor, grocer 198 north Water
Kelley John, carter 297 south Fifth
Kellum Charles, hatter 35 Noble street
Kellum James, mariner 129 Green
Kelly Hugh, cordwainer 187 n. 3d ^see Kelley
Kelly James, drayman M'Culloch's court
Kelly John, labourer Shackamaxon
^Kelly John, hatter 5 Prune
Kelly John, morocco manufacturer corner George
and Pitt
Kelly John, grocer 20 Swanson and 79 Penn
Kelly John, hatter 16 Walnut
Kelly Philip, shoe, glue, trunk, &c. manufacturer
256 north Third
Kelly Pvobert, trunkmaker 22 Bank
Kelly Samuel, drayman 50 Browne
Kelly Thos. shoe and trunkmaker 10 south Seventh
Kelly Thos. and Philip, shoe and trunk store 70
High, dwelling 10 south Seventh
Kelly Thomas, labourer 463 north Third
Kelly Thomas, tailor Drinker's court
Kelly Wm. shoemaker 82 Browne
Kelly Wm. taylor and tavernkeeper corner Water
and Sassafras (Mariner's Hotel)
Kelly Wm. shipwrig ht 45 Christian
Kelsell Frances, widow 186 Chesnut
Kelsey John C. tax collector 80 Spruce
t Kelton Robert, labourer 4th above Browne
Kemble George, shoemaker 33 south Third
Kemp George, accomptant 92 south Fifth
Kemper Rev. Jackson, 86 Market
Kempton John, bricklayer 34 Arch
Kempton Moses, scrivener 34 Mulberry
Kempton Moses, jr. merchant 53 north W^ater
Kencel John, shoemaker back 341 Callowhill
{sec Kens el
tKendall Caleb, storekeeper 365 north Front
Kenderdine Jacob, carpenter Kunckel below Green
Kendrick David, innkeeper 218 High
Kcnnard Anthony, carpenter 206 St , Johns
fsce Kinnard
KEN KEN
Kennedy widow of Andrew, soapboiler corner l-'iKli
and Vine
Kennedy Andrew, distiller IS3 Vine and Walnut
Kennedy B. m. d. S.W. corner 6th and Sassafras
Kennedy David, glass and picture store 116Chesnut
Kennedy David, boarding house 65 Walnut
Kennedy Elizabeth, seamstress 197 north Front
Kennedy Frances, shopkeeper 12 St. Mary
Kennedy George, labourer 501 south Second
Kennedy Hector, grocer 4 1 north Third
Kennedy H, J. sea captain 64 Swanson
Kennedy H. sea captain 9 Little German
Kennedy Henry H. sea captain 43 Shippen
Kennedy Isaac P. bootmaker 18 south Fourth
Kennedy James, grocer 9 south Sixth
Kennedy James k Co. merchants High ftbove 13th
Kennedy James, labourer 10 Spruce
Kennedy. John, locksmith Kessler*s court
Kennedy Margaret, boardingbouse 9 Pear
Kennedy iNIary, widow, Moyamensing below Chris-
tian
Kennedy Mary, mantuamaker Schriver's court
Kennedy Patrick, victualler Moyamensing n. Prime
Kennedy Rolx:rt, stablekeeper 98 north Fifth *
Kennedy Robert, gentleman 343 Arch
Kennedy Samuel, looking glass manufactory 72
Chesnut
Kennedy Thomas D. sea captain ^1 Mary (S.)
Kennedy Thomas, conveyancer 24 Strawberry
Kennedy Mrs. of William, shoemaker 128 Plum
Kennedy Wm. boot and shoemaker 46 Spruce
Kennedy Wm. grocer 85 south Fifth
Kenney Daniel, sea captain 191 north Front
[^see JCiiineij and Quesiict
Kenney Robert, stoveletter 75 Christian
Kensel George, carpenter 465 north Third
Kensel John, blacksmith 291 Arch and 69 n. 8th
Kensel Lewis, carter 270 St. John
Kensel Margaret, seamstress 465 north Third
Kensel widow of John, back 246. north Second
Kensil John, victualler 230 St. John [.9C/? Keyicd
Ken'^il Michael, shipioiner Ntw Market n. Peer^
KEN. K^Y
Kent Josias, grocer 14 south Tenth
Kenton James C. grocer S.E. cor. Lombard & 8th
Kenton Joseph, jun. distiller 303 south Third antt
177 Shippen
Kenton Joseph, grocer 61 north Eighth
Kenton Thomas, comb maker 59 north Fourth
Kentzel widow of Christian, Brewer's alley n. 4th
Kepler Mary, widow 365 north Third
Kepley Christian, drayman 86 Budd
Keppele Michael, alderman 133 and 136 Chesnut
Kerbaugh Daniel, labourer 43 Charlotte
Kerbaugh John, cooper 2d above Germantown road
Kerby Edward, stablekeeper 27 Prune
Kerlin Davis, deputy marshal, 285 s. 5th
Kern Andrew, accomptant 1 19 Swanson
Kern Gabriel, tayk)r 117 s. Water
Kern Gabriel and John, taylors 123 s. Water
Kern John, merchant 1 8 1 Pine
Kern John, accomptant 405 s. 2d
Kerner Christian, watchman cor. Pine and 6th
Ker John C. gentleman, Chesnut next A. Fine Arts
Ker widow of Joseph, 1 1 9 Mulberry [see Karr ksf Carr
Ker Wm. shipchandler 17 south Wharves and 119
Arch
Kerr James, saddler, &c. 52 n. *d [&<?<? Kehr
Kerr James, mariner 10 Cedar
Kerr Capt. Walter, 308 Chesnut above Eleventh
Kerrick An^d. shoemaker cor. Lombard and sch. 8th
t Kersey Jourdan, labourer Cherry
Kesner David, carpenter Queen n. Shackamaxon
Kessler George, yeoman Gray's ferry road
Kessler John, justice of the peace 166 Coats
Kessler John, jun. grocer 1 64 Coats' cor. 4th
Kessler John, baker 35 Budd
Kessler Wm. gardener Hanover n. Queen
Kessling Henry, joiner Germantown w)ad n. 4th
Ketcham Daniel, 490 n. 2d
Kethcart Wm. cooper Alban st»
Key John, shallopman Lily alley
Key Michael, coach and sign painter cor. 10th ami
Filbert
miY KIM
Keys Geo. smith Germantown road above Third
Keys Joseph, shallopman back 416 s. Front
Keyser Adam, baker 193 s. Third
Keyser Charles, teacher German hall seminary,
dwelling 8 n. 9th
Keyser Elizabeth, widow 266 St. John
Keyser 8c Gorgas, lumber merchants 225 n. Water
Keyser Jacob, baker 114 n. 8th
Keyser Jacob, plaisterer 20 n. 9th
Keyser John, flour merchant 47 Filbert
Keyser John, labourer back 1 1 5 Arch
Keyser John, labourer 236 St. John
Keyser Joseph, turner 475 n 2d
Keyser Joseph and Jacob, grocers 195 n. 2d
Keyser Mary, Taper alley
Keyser Nicholas, sugarboiler 212 St. John
Keyser Peter, lumber merchant 35 Callowhill
Keysey Henry, weaver Germantown road above 2d
Kibby Charles, carter 38 1 n. 4th
Kibier David, grocer 94 Coats*
K^bler widow of John, flourstore 382 High
Kibier Joseph, brushmaker 104 n. Third
Kid John, shallopman Raspberry alley
Kid Robert, copper merchant 101 Walnut
Kidwell widow of John, sea captain 6 Brewer's alley
Kilby widow of Turpin, gentleman 350 s. Front
Killar John, carter 429 south Front
Kille Aaron, merchant 53 n. Front and 20 Vine
Killey Edward, sailmaker 23 Sassafras
Killingcr Christopher, mate Federal n. 2d
Killinger George, shoemaker 13 Spafford
Killingsworth Luke, constable & storekeeper 25 n. 3d
Killough Robert, taylor 96 s. Water
Kilpatrick Samuel, drayman Spafford st.
Kilvington Benj. B. segarmaker 1 Ith below Locust
Kimber and Conrad, printers, booksellers, and sta-
tioners, 93 High
Kimber Emmor, bookseller. See. 31 Spruce
Kimber and Richardson, booksellers 257 High
Kimble Hannah, washerwonnan Weaver's alley
Kimble Job, cabinetmaker 8 Pine
Kimble W. labourer 8 Hopkins' court
Hh2
KIM KIN
Kimmel John H. furrier, &c. Christian below 4th
Kindell Joseph, shoemaker cor. George and Pitt
Kindle Clayton, smith 189 n. 2d
Kiner Henry, carter Christian near Third
Kinerman Susannah, 284 Mulberry
King Alburtis, 4lh above Callowhill
King B. taylor cor. Laurel and Budd
King Charles, sea captain 370 s. Front
King Christiana, widow, boardinghouse 29 Noble
King Daniel, shipjoiner Marlborough n. Queen
King Daniel, jun. brassfounder 76 s. Front
King Deborah, tutress 170 s. 5th
King Elizabeth, widow 173 n. Front
King George M. coppersmith 30 Kunckle
King Hermanas, taylor 14 s. Water
King Isaac, labourer 444 n. Front
King Isaiah, carter Laurel n. Budd
King Jacob, carter Rachael n. Laurel
King James, jun. and Co. iron merchants 2i I n. 3ti
King James, gentleman 210 n. Front
King John, merchant 9 Dock
King John, young gentlemen's academy 66 Dock
King John, hatter and furrier back 152 Race
King John, carpenter 136 Cedar
King John, silverplater back 152 Race
King John, painter, &c. cor. Pine and Eleventh
King John, boardinghouse 91 s. "Water
King John,brushmaker and innkeeper 66 Shippen
t King John, shipwright 7 Prune
King Margaret, shoestore 236 s. 2d
King Mrs. of Joseph, painter. Sec. Smith's court (sch.)
King Mrs. shopkeeper 8 Chancery lane
King Robert, mastmaker Queen n. Marlborough
King Samuel, sea capt lin 105 Catharine
t King Solomon, porter 29 Strawberry
King widow of Wm. Weaver's alley
King Wm. silverplater, &c. 137 Mu^berpy
King Wm. oysterman 14 Swanson
King&land John, carpenter 26 Poplar lane
Kingston Simon, sea captain 54 Almond
Kingston Stephen, merchant 48 s. 6th
Kingston Thomas, carpenter 217 s. 5th
KIN KIS
Kinnan John, fuller, call 71 s. Sth
Kinnan Joseph W. turner and machine maker 1 lU
Walnut and 71 s. 5th
Kinnard Thomas, coachtrimmer 1 1th near Filbert
l^see Kennard
Kinnard widow of Jacob, Maple st.
Kinney widow ofMitchel, back439n. 2d[«e6'.ff'(?w;zet/
Kinsey Edmund, saddler, 8cc. cor. Chesnut and 3d
Kinsey Samuel, wharf builder Penn n. Maiden
* Kinsler Michael, Wright alley
Kinsler Michael, labourer Cedar n. sch. 4th
.rLinsiey Y. sailmaker back 107 Queen (S.)
Kinsley He^iry, labourer Walnut n. sch. 3d
VKin'sley Sanfl|iel, combmaker Spruce n. sch. 5th
Jfintzing Abraham, merchant 5 Dock, dwelling 111
^*'. s. Fourth
Kintzing Abraham, jun. merchant 5 Dock
Kintzing B. and A. jun. merchants 5 Dock
Kintzing Benjamin H. merchant 5 Dock and CheS-
nut n. 1 1th
Kip Wm. cordwainer 394 s. 2d
Kipp Isaac J. teacher Cherry above Queen
Kirbey , sea captain Queen n. 2d
Kirby Benjamin, bricklayer 34 Kunckle
Kirby Hannah, widow 500 s. Front
K-irby Wm. mariner 296 Arch
Kirk John, late merchant Noble n. Third
Kirk John, labourer Prospect alley
Kirk Mrs. of Joseph, carpenter 77 Arch
Kirk P. widow 144 Vine
Kirk Philip, brickmaker Lombard n. sch. 8lh
•'Kivkpatrick Andrew, plaisterer 73 Locust
Kirkham widow of Charles, stor«ikeeper 7 s. 4lh
. ''Kirkhoff Christian, 394 n. Third
Kirkhoff Christian, jun. combmaker 392 n. Third
KirkhofT Jacob, tobacconist 394 n. Third
Kirkland James, weaver. Carpenter (S.) above 6th
Kirtland Thomas, tanner 528 n. Third
Kisley Catharine, washerwoman Steinmetz* court
(N.L.)
Kisselman Susannah, gentlewoman 166 s. 2d
Kissick John, engineer Waterworks n. Schuylkill
KIT— KJ^E
Kitchen James, city taveriv and exchange 86 and
dwelling 99 s. 2d
K-itchen Jonathan, taylor Callowhill st. wharf
Kitchen Joseph, saddler, &c. 188 n. 3d & 60 n. 5th
Kite Benjamin & Thomas, booksellers and station*
ers 20 n. Third
Rite Isaac, carpenter 398 Sassafras
Kite Jonathan, potter Cherry above 1 Ith
Kite Joseph, china store 34 s. 4th
Kite Joseph, carpenter 398 Sassafras
Kite Thomas, stationer, &c. 20 n. Third
Kitler John, plaisterer 308 Vine cor. Chester
Kittera Ann, shopkeeper 235 High ^
Kittera Thomas, attorney at law 36 s.||th
Kittinger Leonard, innkeeper 18 n. Fourth
Kitts John, sea captain 293 s. Front
Kitts Michael, oakcooper 32 Stamper's alley
Klapp John, grocer 223 s. 2d cor. Lombard
Klapp Joseph, m. d^.. 290 s. 2d and cor. Shippen
Klapp Joseph and Co. druggists, 8cc. S. W, coraer
Shippen and 2d
Klaser Jacob, labourer Germantown road n. 4th
Klewell Abm. joiner intersection Germantown road
and 6th
Kline Jacob C. grocer 270 High
Kine Peter, bricklayer 374 n. Third I'see CHne
Kline Sophia, widow 136 Coats
Kline Thomas, labourer 207 St. John
KUne Wm. labourer, Hickory lane
KUngle A. cooper and guager 56 Callowhill
KUngle G. dentist 148 n. 8th
Klipper widow of John, weaver 317 n. Third
Klonegar John, baker 316 n. Second
Kloss Christian, baker 8 1 Passyunk road
Klotz John L. weaver 421 n. Third
Klotz John C. taylor 381 n. Front
Knaht George, victualler Lawrence st.
Kneass Christian, silverplater 152 south Ninth
Kneass John, copperplate printer 3 Chancery lane
Kneass William, engraver 3 Chancery lane and 22.
north Eighth
Kneill Baltus, broom, &c. maker 99 Green ^
Kneppley & Dillinger, storekeepers 192 n. Second
KNE KSp
Kneppley Peter, storekeeper 192 north Second
Knerr Henry, tavernkeeper 140 High [ste Knotr
Kneltle George, drayman Rugan street
Knezel Jacob, blacksmith 150 St. John
Knight Alexander, m. d. 204 north Front
Knight Charles, miniature painter 33 Crown
Knight Daniel, carpenter 12 and 172 Cherry
Knight Daniel, blacksmith 351 Callowhiii
Knight Edward, labourer Arch near sch. Second
Knight Hugg, back 446 north Front [^see Mght
Knight Isaiah, broker 89 south Fourth near Pine
Knight Jonathan, lumberyard 179 north Water and
dwelling 39 Artillery lane
Knighi Joseph, iron merchant 39 Duke (N. L.)
Knight Joseph, tailor 188 north Second
Knight Margaret, shopkeeper Hudson's Lane n. 7th
Knight Mary, widow, back 229 Callowhiii
Knight Susannah, widow 23 Walnut
Knighton Josh, stocking weaver 26 Appletree alley
Kniles widow of Philip, 22 Kunckel
Knipe John, carpenter 536 north Third
Knodle Daniel, bricklayer 5 Fayette
Knodle George, brick maker Buttonwood street
Knoes Jacob, baker 124 south Second
Knorr Andrew, victualler Wood above Eighth
Knorr George, lumber merchant compting house
195, dwelling 197 north Water [see Knerr
Knorr George, labourer Callowhiii above Eighth
Knorr George, baker 19 north Sixth
Knorr Jacob, ironmonger 40 north Third
Knorr Jacob, labourer Wood above Eighth
KncM-r Jacob, victualler 297 Callowhiii
Knott widow of John, 432 north Third
Knous and Fullmer, flour merchants 4 Old YorkR.
Knous Jacob, 4 Old York Road
Knous John, late carter 115 Callowhiii
Knous Philip, bricklayer Frankford road nearQuefen
Knowles Jane, tuiress 12 Union
Knowles Sarah, shopkeeper 104 south Second
Knowles widow of William, grocer '^^ Christian
Knows Jacob, shoestore 16 High p-'d 127 n. Fifth
Knox Charles, stonv pavier cor^ Tammany 8c 4th
Knox ElizotiCth, widow of tViu. back 74 s. Fifth
KNO KRE
"SLnox George, tobacconist 2 1 2 north Eighth
Knox Hannali, widow 74 north Seventh
Knox Jacob, mariner 305 south Front
Knox Jno. watchman 2d. above Germhntown road
Knox John, accomptant 8 Springet alley
Knox John, grocer 298 south Third
Knox Joseph, bridle bit and tip maker, near the in-
tersection of 6th and the Germantown road
Knox William, shipwright Maiden
Knox William, ship joiner 48 Budd
Koch Jacob G. merchant, dwelling 337 High and
office 46 Walnut
Kochersperger Jacob, labourer back 444 s. Front
Kochersperger John, labourer 107 Christian
Kochersperger Martin, farmer Vineyard
Koegh and Maguire, grocers 78 north Fifth
Koegh Patrick, grocer 78 north Fifth
Koechling Frederick A. baker 26Callowhill
Koecker Leonard, surgeon dentist 33 north Eighth
Koehler John, coach wheelwright 36 Columbia
avenue, dwelling 205 south Seventh
Kohler John, lockmaker 352 north Front
Kohlinkamp Nicholas, tinplate worker 267 n. Front
Kokerspire George, hairdresser, &c. 326 n. 2d
Konigmacher A. merchant 141 High and 108 Arch
Kooken Henry, taylor 3 Brewer's alley
Kookooyjei John, whipmaker 133 north Fifth
Kookooyaei Samuel, whip vender 133 north Fifth
Korckhauss Andrew, furrier 24 north Fourth
Korckhauss Henry, furrier 55 north Third
jKbrn Henry, lace 8c fringe weaver 250 Sassafras
Abrn Michael, shoemaker Frankford R. n. Queen
Kvdik George, cabinet maker 6 1, 76 n. 7lh [see Craft
ifraft widow of P. 56 north Fifth
iTrall Peter, labourer Juni^^er near Spruce
jframer Henry, coachmaker Raspberry alley
JSTraugVit Martin, labourer Watkin's court
Kvtbtl Matthias, grocer 8c tavernkeeper Beach n.
Hanov«Lr
Xi^ebs George,^rickmaker 17 north Fifth
A'^reider Abrahan*,^ grocer 143 north Third
A'reider Frederick,\^^er 2*3 r^crth Second
KRE KUH
AVcider Henry, yoeman west near Vienna
A'reider John, brickmaker Cedar street wharf
Areider Lewis, hatter 58 Green
A'reider Mary, teacher 71 Crown
Areker J. P. baker, back 185 High
ATrigamyer Jacob, 2d above Germantcwn R.
ATrigamyer Jacob, jr. fence makerOeorge above 4th
A'l'imniel George Y. merchant 204 Pine
Aripps Margaret, shopkeeper 464 north Second
Aripps Philip, potter 265 St. John
A'rise William, baker 322 south Second
A'rist Jacob, carter Torr's court
A'roesen H. Sc E. seamstresses Laurel n. Budd
Alonskup George, blacksmith back 108 Christian
A'rouscup John, carpenter Palmer near Duke
A^'umback Peter, labourer Shippen's lane
Arumbhaar Ludwick, merchant 144 south Third i^
corner Spruce
ATrutz John, grocer 145 St. John's [see Curds
Alicher Christianna, shopkeeper 56 north Second
Aiicher Jacob, silversmith n. 8th [see Cooker
Aucher Wm. 67 Yine and 88 north Second
A'uentzel Jacob, baker 145 Walnut
ATugler Benjamin, m. d. 118 s. 4th [iCeighler
A'ugler Charles, gentleman 89 Callowhill
A'ugler George, storekeeper corner 4th Sc Sassafras
Augler Henry, shoemaker Hudson's Lane
A'ugler John, oak cooper 45 Passyunk road
A'ugler and M'A'indley, coopers 32 Little Water
A^uhl Henry, Cashier of the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank 309 Mulberry
ATuhlenkampf Nicholas, tinsmith 267 n. Front
iSTuhn Adam, victualler Juniper near Arch
A'uhn Adam, m. i>, 142 Chesnut '
Kuhn Charles, merchant 4 York buildings
A^ulm Daniel, accomptant Elmslie's alley
Auhn Daniel shoemaker 1 1 Laetitia court
Auhn George K. 65 south Front
Auhn widow of George, sea captain 124 s. Water
A\ihn John, mate 167 St. John and 78 n. Tth
A'uhn John, watchman Garden
Auhn John, 53 Crown
KUH— -LAF
jfuhn Peter, auctioneer 190 High
^uhn Peter & Son, auctioneers and commission
merchants 65 south Front
iTuhns Jacob, shoemaker Vine below Eighth
JTulp George, brickmaker Hfckory lane
jftTunckel C. late baker 355 n. Second [see Cankk
iTunckel John, victualler James'
ifunckel Peter, victualler James street
iTunckel widow of John, 300 north Second
^untz Jacob, gun maker Germantown R. n. 2d
Aiirfis S. tavern keeper 95 north Fourth
iTurtz Charles, bookbinder back 125 north Second
JTurtz George, victualler 440 north Second
ifurtz George, painter, &c. 210 north Eighth
-^urtz George, jr. victualler 417 north Fourth
JTurtz Peter, tobacconist back 125 north Second
JTurtz Peter, jun. hatter back 125 north Second
Ky\t William, merchant 30 Dock
Laborde Francis, merchant 28 north Sixth
Laboubee Madame, mantua maker 143 s. Fifth
Xabrousse Paul, 178 Pine
Labruere Henry, broker 38 Carter's alley
Lace Wm. coach spring maker 17 s. Seventh and
46 Carpenters alley
Lacey — , labourer Broad n. Cherry
Lacey Edward, mariner Prime above Front
La Combe Peter, merchant 45 Coates alley
Lackey Henry, blockmaker 15 s. wharves and 13
Elfrith's alley
Lackey James, blacksmith 210 south Seventh
Lackey James, milkman corner sch. 5th & Pine
Laconey James, ship carver back 40 St. John
Laer John, farmer Buck road n. U. S. Arsenal
Lafaucherie Elie, 1 60 south Front
Laferty Archibald, shoemaker 127 south Front
Laferty widow of Patrick, corner Christian and 5th
LafFerty James, oysterman 311 High ^see Laverty
Lafitte Anthony, perfumer 187 south Front
Laforgue B. upholsterer, &c. 169 Pine
Lafourcade P. M. printer 159 north Third
LAI LAM
Laidlcy Jame^, merchant taylor 112 Chesuut
Lair John, shoemaker cor. Lombard and Eleventii
Lajus and Michel, confectioners 108 High
Lajus Paul, confectioner 1 15 High cor. Third
Lake David, clerk of High st. market
Lake David, shoemaker 143 n. 6th
Lake John, morocco manufacturer
Lake Lucas, blacksmith Oak n. Coats
Lake Wm. sea captain 2 1 Browne
Lakely Lewis, carpenter cor. Chester and Lemon
Lalor John, tavernkeeper 142 s. Water 8c 143 Front
[«ee JLolar
t Lamare Stephen, hairdresser cor. Walnut and
Water
Lamare widow oT Matthias, 1 10 Cedar [see Lemaire
Lamb John, maker 135 n. 5th
Lamb John, grocer 242 s. 6th
Lamb Joseph, victualler 406 n. Tiiird
Lamb Wm. labourer 135 n. 5th
Lambert Aaron and Co. m.erchants 36 s. Second
Lambert B. 1 19 n. Front
Lambert Gershom W. merchant 119 n. Front anti
101 High
I..ambert John H. m. d. 25 Filbert
Lambert and Johnes, merchants 101 High
Lambert Lawrence, labourer Mcrntt's lane above 5ih
Lambert Maria, shopkeeper 70 Almond
Lambert Nicholas, accomptant 10 Union
Lamberth Catharine, teacher Brewer's alley n. 3d
Lambery John, bottler 178 n. Water
Lammarzelle Peier, hairdresser 44 Duke(N. L.)
Lummot Daniel, merchant 1 1 s. Water &: 94 sowlh
Front
Lamon Andrew, carpet weaver. Mechanic
Lament and Erwin, milliners 13 s. 4th
Lamorelle Joseph, merchant 59 Lombard
Lampas Wm. grain-distiller Asheton n. V^inc
Li^mpler Richard, manner Swede's alley
Lamport Geo. victualler Garden street
Lamport Mary, 8 Vernon
lamprey Henry A. tavernkeeper 236 Walnut
Lamsback John, tobacconist NcW Market n. Pcgg st .
I i ♦
LAM— LAN
LaiiTvine A. watchmaker 176 n. 5th
Lancart Ann, widow 28 Spruce
Lancaster Jacob, labourer Gerniantown road n. 6Lh
t Lancaster Jacob, carter 1 2 Springet alley
Lancaster John, carpenter 176 n. 4th
Lancaster Levi, carter Callowhill n. Ridge
Lancaster Moses, carpenter 1 1 Wood st. (N. L.) n. 2d
Lancaster Thomas, merchant 112 St. John
Lancaster widow of John, sea captain 9 Queen ^.)
Lancaster Wm. carpenter 46 George (S.)
Land John, hatter 43 s. Front
Land Michael, labourer 73 Green
Landell Geo. boaibuilder Beach n. Maiden
Landell Mary, tavernkeeper 359 n. Front
Landers Michael, stablekeeper 213 s. 2d
Landis Henry, stablekeeper 9 s. 4th and 14 Fi^ank-
lin court
Landis Samuel C. saddler 79 n. Front & Wagner's
alley
Landress , victualler Shipped n. 7th
Landreth David and C. nursery and seedsmen Fede-
ral n. Gray's ferry road
Landy John, carpenter '2S Budd
jtoane & Beale, brush and bellows manuf. 207 s. 7ih
Lane Edward, accomplant 152 Spruce
Lane James, clock and watchmaker 151 n. 2d
Lane John, shoemaker 1 16 German
Lane John, baker 46 n. 4th
Lane Richard, bellowsmaker 207 s. 7th
Laneman widow of John, Clymer's alley
Lang John, accomptant cor. Spruce and Eleventh
Lang John,, carpenter 255 s. Front [see Long
Lang Wm. gatekeeper at Alms house
Lang John G. baker 26 Pewterplatter alley
Langebartel John Augustus, grocer 95 Coats
Langer Joseph, suspendermaker 175 s. Front
Langley Davis, rigger Almond st. wharf
t Langly Benj. woodsawyer Merrill's lane n. 5th
l^angly Wm. labourer 5 Small
Langstrolh L G. paper manufacturer cor. High and
gth ' [■'^'^ Longstreth
J.anc-wcU M^'S. widow 242 Race ,
LAN*. LAT
I.anilig^ Benj. cabinetmaker 114 Budd
Laning Isaac, taylor Queen n. Marlborough
Lansinger Jacob, shoemaker 10 Passyunk
Lansmger Nicholas, labourer U. S. Arsenal
Lantz Jacob, taylor, Bedford (M.) n. 7th [see Lcntz
Lapess Hannah, boardinghouse 20 Walnut
Lapp Abraham, victualler 515 n. Third
Lapsley David, late merchant 144 Arch
Lapsley David, jun. merchant 22 s. Front
Lapsley John, merchant 23 s. rd
Lapsley Joseph B. merchant 22 s. Front
Lapsley Moses, carter 54 Passyunk
i^apsley Wm. M. merchant 23 s. Second
Larabey Francis, painter, 8cc. 67 Coats
Laraque Mrs. piano-forte teacher 180 Spruce
Lare widow of Adam, Flowers' alley
t Lare Joseph, labourer 9th n. Cedar
Lare Peter, blacksmith 102 Locust
Laremore Jane, storekeeper 47 s. Second
Larer Melchior, brewer 50 n. 6th
Larer and Son, brewers 50 n. 6th
Larey Charl&s, currier 166 s. Fourth
Larey John W. coachmaker, back 392 n. Front
Large Danl. engineer and machine maker 508 n.
Front
Large Ebenezer, carpenter 206 St. John
Large widow of Ebenezer, merchant 169 Walnut
Large James, merchant 169 High
Large John, merchant 169 High and 196Chesnut
Large Stephen, carpenter 534 north Third
Larkins Edward, teacher 2 1 3 Cedar
Larkum Thomas, boardinghouse 345 High
La Roche Rene, m. d. corner Fifth and Pine
La Save Alexander, Passyunk n. 8th
Laskey John, baker 1 13 Vine
Lassalle John, merrfhant 194 south Fourth
Latapias Peter, 86 Lombard
Latimta* George, merchant, and president of jhe
Union Insurance Company, 85 s. 6th
Latimer James, watchmaker 92A Chesnut
Latimer 8c Murduck, flour merchants 67 n; Water
l^tin}er Thomas, flour merchant 216 Mulberry
LAT- — LAW
Latimer widow of Wm. G. merchant 4 n. 8th
Latour John, merchant 261 south Front
Lauck David, oakcooper 128 Sassafras
T^auck Hannah, widow 128 Sassafras
Laud«nslager George, victualler 251 Callowhiil
Laudenslager Richard, taylor
Laughlen James, bookbinder Emien's alley
f^auer John, carpenter Merritt's lane [see Lower
Launy David F. doctor in natural and experimental
philosophy, 124 Chesnut
Laurens John, 82 Gaskill [see Laivrence
Laussat Anthony, merchant 208 Walnut
Laval John, merchant 210 Pine
Lavall Peter, ropemaker Front below Federal
Lavan Jacob, carpenter 8th near Vine
Lavender Catharine, widow 1 5 Kunckel
Lavering Jonathan, carpenter 478 Race
Lavering Wm. carter 214 n. 8th
L'averty John, 73 s. Second [see Laferin
Laverty Jesse, grocer 259 High and 32 n. 9th
Lavis widow of David, Oak below Noble
Law Andrew, teacher of music 1 Bread st.
Law Samuel, paperstainer 102 Christian
I^awler E. widow ISO. south Fourth
Lawler Matthew, aloTrman 34 Walnut
[see Lalor and Lolar
t Lawrence Anthony, hairdresser 405 n. Front
Lawrence Augustine, mariner, head of Bradford's
alley
Lawrence Charles C stoneware manuf. Maiden
Lawrence Conrad, cooper 3 Little Water
Lawrence Christian, victualler James'
Lawrence Daniel, cooper 28 Swanson
Lawrence Edward, tavernkeeper and grocer 95 s.
Water
Lawrence George, plaisterer German n. 5th
[see Laurens
Lawrence George, hog victualler Buttonwood
t Lawrence Henry, oysteiman 166 High
Lawrence Isaac, merchant 38 north Third
Lawrence Jacob, jun. carter cor. Prime and 2d
Lawrence Jacob, carter back 459 8.,3<1
LAW LA2
Lawrence Jacob, cooper 17 Pewierplatter alley
Lawrence Joseph Redman, merchant 13 Sansom
Lawrence James, ropemaker, 2cl below Federal
Lawrence John, carpenter back 114 n. 8th
Lawrence John, paperstainer Federal n. 2d
Lawrence John, paperstainer Arch n. sch. 8th
Lawrence John, fringe manufacturer 49 & 1 33 n. 2d
Lawrence John C. smith 202 St. John
Zawrence L. skindresser 290 Vine
//awrence Mary, teacher 3 Strawberry
iawrence Mary, widow 101 Queen (S.) & 473 n. 3d
Xuwrence Mary, widow, 83 north Sixth
Lawrence Rebecca, gentlewoman 13 Sansom
Lawrence Rebecca, nurse 153 north Second
Lawrenson Thos. labourer 486 n 3d Sc 245 s. Front
t Laws Cxsar, labourer Portland lane
Laws Clement, morocco and hide store, N. E. cor.
Dock and Walnut and 45 Spruce
Laws Elijah, upholsterer 295 High
Laws George, tanner 207 south Fourth cor. GaskiJt
Laws James, tanner 51 1 north Front
Laws L. & G. tanners 218 south Fourth
Laws Ludowick, tanner 214 south Fourth
Laws Martin, mariner 453 south Front
\ Laws Stephen, coachman 10 Locust
t Laws Stephen, woodsawyer 258 south Seventli
Laws Wm. pilot Prime above Front
Lawson Alexander, engraver Pine above Ninth
I^awson David, mariner 12 York court
i^awson John, sea captain 1 19 Callowhill
Z^awson Thomas, grocer 44 Browne
/.awson widow of Jacob, back 150 south Fourth
Xawton Henry, grocer High near Thirteenth
Zay Lewis Sc Co. merchants 4 s. Fourth [.sre Lty
J.diy Thomas, fruiterer 32 High [aee Lee and Lea
JLayburn Zachariah, potter liutionwood near Sixth
/-ayle Thomas, mariner 47 south Water
//ayman Andrew, carpet weaver 232 Rate
/-ayman Saml. smith corner Beach &c Mavlboroug'h
Layrey Dennis, drayman Arch near sch. 2d
/.ayton John, laV^urersch. jBth below High
i-azaro John, mariner 104 Swunson
Ii2
JLfAZ— Lfec
iazarus Isaac, merchant 258 north Second
Zea John, merchant 151 High ^ 163 Spryae
Zea Joseph, sugar refiner 102 south Fourth
Xeacock John, bookbinder 10 Pleasant avenue
ieacock Wm. S. carpenter 8 Pleasant avenue
jueadbeatter John, lampmaker, ^c. Currant alley be-
low JLocust
X.eadbeatter J. ^ Sheldon, patent lamp manufactory
and brass foundery, Currant alley below Z,oc«st
/.eaden John, 67 Queen (S.)
Zeadenton Joseph, mariner 262 south Front
Zetfhy Michael, plaisterer 27 Pewterplatter allfey
Z^akRobert, painter, kifc. Broad near Chesnut
/.eake Richard, attorney at law 16 s. Seventh
/.earning Eliza, widow, 328 south Second
/.earning Rebecca, gentlewoman 53 Pine
/.*amy John, president of the Marine In^ur^fice
Company 79 south Third
/, eannard Michael, stone cutter Woglom*s court
7. card Ruth, widow, 5 Marshall's alley
/.easswidow of Henry, 45 Duke (N. L.)
■Leatherbury Perry G. halter 83 north Fifth
Weatherman Ann, gardener Hudson's lane
Leatherman Michael, drayman irly alley
^'eathermann widow of Peter, taylor iily^lley
Leaver John, Mantua Hotel, Matitua Village
Xe Baron Francis, surgeon U. S. army, office of
the Inspector of Medicine and Hospital stores
145 south Sixth
Le iJrun Charles, teacher of languages 100 s. 2cK
Xechleitner P. G. merchant 107 north Front
Xechler George, victuallei' Fourth above Browne
Xechler Cieorge E. Musician 2^8 south Fourth
Xechler Joseph, oakcooper Fourth above Browne
Lechtel Martin, labourer 427 north Third
i.cclerc Mrs. 8 Powell
Xecompion Ffancis, storekeeper S44 north Front
Xeconey James, carver Penn near Maidtn
t Xecount James, oysterman 92 north Second
X Xecount Tliomas,oysierman 151 Cedac
tXecount Wiilhtm, oysterman rt)3 PfUm
LES liEf
LectOi* William, cordwainer 19 Plum
Xeddle Thomas, gardener Cordwainer's alley
iedent Xambert, bottler 42 Dock
iedley Sarah, seamstress 38 St. Mary
Xee Alexander, carter 404 Sassafras
Xee Andrew, mariner Race near Broad
Zee Benjamin, bricklayer 2 1 2 south Fifth
[see Lees and Leigh
Xee Charles, grocer corner Chesnut and Twelfth
Xee Christopher, sea captain 1 Pine [see Ley
Xee Dawson, stone cutter 1 13 Catharine
Xee Franklin, bricklayer Poplar near Second
Xee George, skin dresser 316 north Front
t Xee Henry, carpenter Vine near Juniper
Xee James, enquire 33 Dock
Xee James F. druggist, ^c. 378 south Second
Xee James'H. stone cutter Juniper above Race
t Xee James, labourer 12 Xocust
Xee Jane, mantuamaker 13 north Fifth
Xee John, tailor 178 south Water
Xee John, mariner 368 south Front
Xee Joseph, agent 70 south Second
Xee Martha, widow. Beach near High Bcidge
Xee O. S. teacher 65 south Fourth
Xee Ralph, tavernkeeper 517 north Second
Xee Robert, carter 66 Passyunk
Xee Wm. chairmaker corner Second and Green and
Xily alley [soe Lea
t Xee Y. labourer Acorn alley
Xeech Henry, trader 100 Vine [see Lekh and Lesh
Xeech James, labourer corner Christian and Fifth
Xeech Jane, 156 Spruce
Xeedom Jonathan, merchant 29 Pine
Xeedom William, merchant 138 Pine
X«edom W. ^ J. merchants 102 south Wharves
Xeeds Ann, widow of Samuel, back 35 1 north Front
Xeek William, carter Christian near Fifth
Xees Elizabeth, milkwoman 8 Quarry
Xees Elizabeth, victualler 38 Crown
Xees Henry, victualler 37 Crown
Xeese widow of Philip, grocer 261 south Fifth cor-
ner Plum [see Lee
Xefevi^b J. F. sflyersinUh 45 sv Second {see Lafevre
LEF LEM
t .
iefever Maxion, tavernkeeper Catherine st. whftl'^^
Xefevre James, agent for the Union Xine 3 south
Wharves
Zeflare Christian, printer Walker's court
Xeger Nicholas, grocer and fruiterer 97 north Third
Xehman David, stocking weaver 160 St John
Xehman Joseph, druggist and apothecary 222 High
Xehman Peter, druggist, ^c. 320 High
Xehman Samuel, blacksmith 296 and 302 n. Front
Xehman William, druggist 76 south Second
Xehman Wm. and W. Smith and Son, druggists 76
south Second
Xehrs Henry, storekeeper 288 north Front
Xe Huray N. watch maker and storekeeper 263 n. 2d
Leib John L. attorney at law Isf clerk of -the Or-
phan's court 70 south Sixth
Leib Michael, m. d. 1 17 Vine
Leibbrandt John A. skindresser 420 n. Second
Leich Richard, laylor and tavernkeeper N. E. cor-
ner Second and Christian
Leidy George, merchant 70 north Second
Leidy Jacob, shoemaker Ra-i^berry alley
Leigh John, baker 2 Stall's court " \^see L^c
Leighton John, carpenter Chesnut west of Broad
Leineau Andrew, hatter 1 1 north Third ■•'
Leipe Mary, dealer 125 Green
Leiper James, grocer corner Walnut 8c Eleventh
Leiptr Thomas, tobacconist 274 High
Leipsam widow of John, mariner 364 south Second
Leitch James, plaisterer 173 High
Lelar Henry, sea captain 121 Lombard
Lemaire Ann, widow of J. B. corner 5th and Spruce
[^see Lamarc
Lemar John, labourer Bedford
Lemety Lewis, ornument, image maker German-
town road near Fourth
Lemkey Frederick, cooper 1 1 Callowhill
Lemoine A. watchmaker 176 north Fifth
t Lemon Anthony, cabinet maker, Davidson's court
Lemon Llizabetb, widow back 10 Latitia court
t Lemon Jumes, woodsawyer corner Bedford Jc 7th
Lemon. William, shallopman 70 Coat.s'
LBN LEV
Lenfiistey Mary, shopkeeper 235 Cedar
Le Noir Francis, shipwright Beach n. Maiden
Lenox major David, near 220 Mulberry
Lentz George, victualler 395 n. 4th. {^see Lantz
Lentz Henry, merchant 2JS and 238 north Second
Lentz Jacob, carter 369 north Third [see Lance
Lentz John, cabinetmaker 444 north Third
Lentz John, farmer Passyunk
Leonard John, tinsmith 70 Crown [fee Lznnard
Leonard John, bleeder 108 German
Leonard Margaret, widow, 1 1 Small
Leonard Sarah, widow, 484 noi tti Thir d
Lennard Terence, 99 New
Leonard Wm. potter Brilton's alley
Leonhart Rosina, beer house 57 north Sixth
Leroy Charles, broker 10 Moravian alley
Lesage Mrs. of John, I Marshall's alley
Lescure Rosina, boardinghouse 148 south Fourth
Lesh Peter, carpenter 218 Vine [see LusL
Lesher Charles, coachmaker 45 New Market
[see Lusher
Lesher Christian, carpenter, back 5 Bedford
Lesher George and Son, coachmakers corner Cal-
lowhill and -45 New Market [see Lashtr
Lesher Martha, seamstress 28 Bread
Lesley Peter, cab'-netmaker 1 5 1 Vine
Leslie Lydia, boardinghouse 48 south Sixth
Letford Mary, widow 127 south Front
Letford V/ilUam, cordwainer 50 Green
Letourno Joseph, fruiterer 328 Race
Letts Wm. inspector of staves 30 Union alley
Leufier Thomas G. merchant 13 s. Fourth and s.
Ninth (at Mr. Ehringhaus's)
Levan Jacob, carpenter Eighth near Vine
Levell Joseph, ropemaker Queen n. Frankford R,
Leverett William, teacher, school 132 north Fifth
Levering Hannah, boarding house 45 Vine
Levering Thomas, brass founder 1 30 south Sixth
Levering William, shoemaker 124 south Sixth
Levering Wm. labourer 266 Sassafras
Leverow, John, Mint court
Le very John, grocer 108 south Wharves
LEV LEW
t Leviiigston John, waiter Portland lane
Levis Elizabeth, boarding house 137 south Fifth
Levis Isaac, stationer 193 and 253 High
Levis Thomas, paper maker 129 south Eleventh
Levis and Weaver, paper manufacturers and sta-
tioners, 193 High
Levis William, paper manufacturer 219 High
Levis William, jun. paper maker 157 north Third
Levis William, silversmith 18 north Front
Levy Aaron, gentleman 138 Mulberry
Levy Aaron, jun. storekeeper 160 north Second
Levy Joseph, broker and comn::ssi'on merchant 1 1 7
Chesnut
Levy Michael, clock and watch maker 216 n. Fifth
Levy Moses, counsellor at law 22 1 Chesnutabove 7th
Levy Miss R. 187 Walnut (Sansom's Row)
Levy Samson, counsellor at law 68 Walnut
Levy Simon, grocer, &c. corner Eighth and Race
Levy Uriah P. sea captain 214 north Fifih
Lewis Anna, shopkeeper 262 north Second
Lewis Abner, storekeeper 288 High
Lewis David) presMent of the Phoenix insurance
company 96 and 142 south Second
3L.ewis David, merchant 101 s. Front
Lewis Elizabeth, widow, sch. 8th near Vifie
Lewis Elizabeth, widow, 230 south Fourth
Lewis Emanuel, accomptant 13 Walnut
Lewis Esther, widow. Currant alley near Walnut
Lewis Francis, hatter 362 north Second
Lewis Francis, victualler Wood above Eighth
t Lewis Francis, labourer 339 Sassafras
Lewis George, brickmaker sch. Eighth n. Vine
Lewis George, tavernkeeper Hamilton Village
Lewis George, labourer Irish lane near Cedar
t Lewis George, carpenter 20 1 Lombard
Lewis Hannah, widow, 112 south Front
Lewis Harvey, silversmith 12 south Second
Lewis Henry, hairdresser Brewer's alley n. 4th
Lewis Hezekiah, victualler, back 293 Callowhill
Lewis Isaac P. carpenter 24 Chesnut
Lewis Jacob, brickmaker Broad near Sassafras
Lewis _, teacher 13 Peni^sylvania and Filbert
LEW LEY
Lewis James, shoestore 92 High
Lewis Job, oakcoo'per, old ferry wharf
t Lewis John, waiter 17 Middle alley
t Lewis John, perfumer 7 1 south Second .
Lewis John, stonecutter Juniper near 'Q'ine
Lewis John, shipjoiner 32 Green and Oak (N. L.")
Lewis John F. accomptant 176 north Second
Lewis Joseph, shallopman 210 St. Johns'
Lewis Joseph, stevadore 379 south Front
Lewis Joseph, skindresser 550 north Third
Lewis Joseph S. and Co. merchants 25 Dock
Lewis Joseph S. merchant 148 south Second
t Lewis Joseph, labourer 5th near Buttonwood
Lewis Lawrence, merchant 101 south Front
Lewis M. and S. N. merchants 135 south Front
t Lewis Peter, labourer 4th above Browne
t Lewis Peter, coachman, Currant alley
Lewis Rachael, widow 268 south Second
Lewis Rebecca and Sarah, 21 Sassafras alley
Lewis Reeve, merchant 96 south Fourth
Lewis Robert M. merchant 268 south Second
t Lewis Robert, labourer
XiCwis -Samuel, carpenter 22 Chester
Lewis Samuel, sea captain 4 1 Almond
I^wis Samuel N. merchant 130 Spruce
Lewis Samuel, writing master, draughtsman, and
geop;rapher 344 Race
Lewis Wm. counsellor at law, north-west corner of
Third and 82 Walnut
t Lewis William, brushmaker Acorn alley
Lex A. victualler corner Logan and Charles
Lex Charles, hog victualler, Charles st. and 345
Callowhill
Lex Henry, victualler Spring Garden
Lex Jacob, merchant 58 Zane
Lex John D. hog victualler Spring Garden
Lex Peter, sugar refiner 283 High
Lex and Rchn, merchants 283 Higii
Lex widow of Jacob, Lawrence street
t Lexey Joseph, waiter Morgan street aear Ninth
Ley Daniel, sugar refiner J 12 Sassafras arid 5 Stir-
ling alley
LEY.. LIN
Ley and Kupfeld, sugar refiners 5 Sterling aiie,v
Leybold Adam, baker 5 1 north Sixth
Leyr Henry, labourer Cedar near Broad
L'Hulier John B. musician 44 Carpenter's alley
Lichtel Jacob, drayman 156 Coats
Lichtel widow of George, back 346 north Second
Liddle Wnj. late constable 32 Fitzwalter [se<r Little
Ligget John, storekeeper 5 1 south Second
Likes George, labourer 46 1 north Third
Lildley Dr. James, Maiden
Lilebridge widow of RobertG. sea captain 121 New
Lily John, gilder 12 Pear
Limeburner George, bookbinder Noble n. Second
Limeburner John, cooper Coates* court
Limeburner Philip, bookbinder 269 north Second
t Limehouse Richard, labourer Lily alley
Linck Henry, shoemaker cor. Crown and Vine
Linck John, cordwainer 151 n. 2d [see Link
Lipch John, soapboiler Spafford street [see Lynch
Lindemuth John C. baker 8 Franklin court
Lindeman John, shopkeeper 1 50 south Fourth
Linden High, grocer corner Third and Shippen
t Lindsay John, mariner 246 Lombard
Lindsay John, china storekeeper 7 Gray's alley
Lindsay Mrs. widow, 30 north Sixth
Lindsay Phebe, nurse 24 Cox's alley
Lindsay Robert, tanner 47 north Sixth
Lindsay Robert, cabinetmaker back 12 north Sixth
and Carpenter street
Lindsay Susannah, 194 St, John
Linensheets Charles, carter 3d above Poplar lane
Linerd J. mastmaker 39 Callowhill {see Linor \St Ltor
Lingfelter Andrew, wireworker 27 Applelree alley
Link and Brown, grocers 102 Budd
Link George, grocer Rachael si. [aee Linck
Link Mrs. of Philip, ropemaker 494 south Second
Linker John, shoemaker, back 39 Tammany
Linmire Rebecca, seamstress Biddle's alley
Linn John H. merchant 151 Pine [*tr Lynn
Linn Mrs. Mary, boarjJinghouse 261 norih Front
Linnard James M carpenter 21 Chrisiian
LIN Ul^
Linnard Wm. U. S. deputy quarter master 307 6.
Second ^see Leojiard
Linnecum Peter, labourer, Carpenter (S.) n. Sixth
Linten widow of Jacob B. painter, 8cc. 24 Mary (S.)
Linton Benjamin, nailer 27 n. Tentli
Linton B. and J. cut-nailers 269 Sassafras and cor
Walnut and Tenth
Linton Jeremiah, nailer Prospect alley
Linton Murtha, shopkeeper 223 Swanson
Lipp James, grocer 448 north Third
Llppincott * » , 1 5 Strawberry
Lippincott Benjamin, grocer 72 north Water corner
Arch, and 14 Elfreth's alley
Lippincott Collins P. storekeeper Sl north Second
Lippincott Isaac, accomptant 181 High
Lippincott Joseph, carpenter por. Filbert 8c 1 ith
Lippincott Joshua, 5 1 north Front and 387 High
Lippincott Mrs. of Caleb, Merritt's lane near Fifth
Lippincott Samuel T. taylor 4 n. Water and 5 n.
Front
Lippincott Samuel and Co. hardware store 29 High
Lippincott Sarah, gentlewoman 134i Mulberry
Lippincott Wm. 134^ Mulberry
Lippincott Wm. teacher 69 n. 7th & Starr alley
t Lippins John, plaisterer 9 Charlotte
Lipsey Isabella, washerwoman Quince alley
Lisle John, merchant 174 and 213 High
Lisle Mary, 127 south Second \see Lylc
Lister James, sea captain 341 north Front
Lithgow Edward, carpenter 238 sq,uth Second
t Litle Thomas, sugarboiler Twelfth near Race
Litman Elizabeth, grocer corner Front and Queen
Littell Stephen, cutnailer 118 Callowhill ^see LytU
Little Anthony, carter. Rose alley above- Coats
Little Archibald, trader 49 George (S.)
Little CathaHne, washerwoman, Juniper allev
Little Elijah, taylor 197 north Front
Little James, carter sch. 8th near Vine
Little John, carpenter Rose alley (C.)
Little Mary, widow. Drinker's court
Little Robert, cooper 46 Penn
Little Susannah, widow 63 Swanson
Kk
LIT LOG
Little Thomas, merchant 82 Vine
Little Wm. teacher, Cypress alleys
Little Wm. carpenter Federal above Second
Little Wm. silverplater Germantown R. n. 1st gatfc
Littleboy M. J. military feather and comb manufac-
tory 44 and 46 n. Second
Litzenberg Jacob, labourer Arch n. sch. Second
Livensetter John, teacher 37 New Market
Livezely Jacob, wheelwright, back 338 s. Second
Livezely John, taylor 50 north Water
Livezely John, wheelwright 333 south Second
Livingston Ann, gentlewoman 268 Chesnut
Livingston Mary, nurse 47 Lombard
Livingston Wm. mariner 78 Race
t Lloyd Edward, intelligence office, &c. Chesnut n.
Sixth
Lloyd Hugh, cooper Rachael street [^see Loyd
Lloyd Isaac, merchant 53 s. Wharves and 62 Union
Woyd Joseph, attorney at law 20 1 south Fifth
LloydMargaret, nurse 154 Sassafras
Lloyd Mrs. widow, Wallace's court
Lloyd Nicodemus, smith S. E. cor. 7th & Cherry
Lloyd Rebecca, spinster 2 Dock
Lloyd Robert, mariner 46 Green
Lloyd Thomas, stenographer Twelfth above Arch
Lloyd Wm. carpenter Fourth above Tammany
Lloyd Wm. jun. carpenter Fourth above Tammany
Lloyd Wood, hatter 15 ITigh & 11 Fromberger*s
court
Lobaugh Leonard, blacksmith 399. north Third
Lock Nathaniel, cabinetmaker i83 north Front
Lockard Mary, widow 118 Browne
Lockerbey George, weaver Germantown R. n. 2d
Lockhart John, sea captain 104 north Front
Lockhart Joseph, shoemaker 146 Cedar
Lockwood Oliver, shoemaker 6 1 Union
Locton widow of John, shopkeeper 150 south Front
Lodge Jacob, carter Cedar near Gray's ferry road
Lodor Benjamin, tavernkeeper 83 north Water
I^odor John, taylor 171 south Front and 170 Water
Logan Daniel, labourer Prosperous alley
Logan widow of George, pumpmakcr 3 GiJles' alley
X.ogan John, shoemaker 15 Budd
LOG LON
Logan Mary, grocer corner Fourth and New
LiOgan vridow of Samuel, shoenwker 333 n. Third
Logan Wm. silk, 5cc. dyer 262 south Front
Logue Catharine, widow, 383 Sassafras
Logue Hugh, labourer Little Oak
Logue James, soapboiler back 84 north Second
Logue Mary, widow Grissel's alley
Lohra and Carlile, ironmongers 139 High
Lohra John, hardware merchant 73 Cherry and 139
High
Lohra Peter, notary public 65 Dock
Lohrer Conrad, smith 104 Coats
Lolar Thomas, 328 n. Front [eee Lalor^ LawUr
Long Alexr. labourer Walnut above Twejfih
Long Alice, widow, Germantown road near Second
Long Daniel, labourer 41 Zane
Long John, painter, &c. 215 south Fifth
Long Mary, tavernkeeper Fourth above Callowhill
Long Henry, shoemaker 228 High cor. 7th
Long Henry, labourer 175 St. John
Long Jacob, carpenter Kunckel n. Tammany
Long Jacob, boot and shoemaker 43 1 north Third
Long James, tallowchandler Walnut n. Twelfth
Long James, labourer Lindall's alley
Long Jane, tavernkeeper 121 south Water
Long John, soapboiler, &;c. 172 Sassafras and corner
of Wood and Sixth
Long John, labourer Hickory lane
Long John, grocer corner Vine and Fifth
Long Joseph, grocer 308 s. Third corner Germao
Long K. bonnetmaker 84 north Second
t Long Lewis, labourer St. Joseph's avenue
Long Lewis, labourer Buttonwood near Sixth
l^ng Thomas, stagedriver 172 Vine
Long Wm. keeperof oldgoal, atthe gaol [«ee Lan^
Long Wm. silversmith 20 Cherry
Longcope bamuel, printer 30 Elizabeth
Longenett Antonio, mariner 8c boardinghouse 211
Cedar
t Longpoint D. labourer Christian near Fourth
Longshore Rachael, widow 139 north Front
Longstreth David, merchant 10 Church alley and 10
north Third
tON— -LOU
Xongstreth David and Charles, merchants 10 n. 3d
Longstreth Elizabeth, widow, Goforth alley
Longstreth Isaac T. merchant 97 High and 26
Church alley
Juongstreth Joshua, merchant 24 Church alley and
185 Mulberry
Longstreth Samuel, merchant 123 High and 183
Mulberry isec Langstroth
Longstreth Susan, gentlewoman 10 north Third
Longstreth Thomas M. bookseller 1 1 9 High and
185 Arch
Longstreth Wm. cotton ballmaker 54 Race
Lonton Francis, painter, &c. back 49 Pine
Lonton Joseph and Francis, painters, &c, 168 Pine
Lonton Joseph, painter, Sec. 5 1 Pine
Loos Christian, baker 184 Sassafras
Loper Noah, drayman Webb's alley
Loper Uriah, shoemaker Anne above Twelfth
Lopez Isaac, merchant. 2 18 north Fifth
Lopez Doctor M. 173 Vine
Lordonet Bouchony [see Bouchony
Lorentzen Peter, rigger 46 Penn
Lorrongue Lewis, grocer coi*. Swanson 8c Catharine
Lort Isaac, grocer 16 Cherry
Lorton John, stablekeeper ^7 Fourth near Pine
Loscomb John, sea captain 20 Little German
Lothian R. cotton ballmaker 135 nbrth Sixth
Lott Elizabeth, boardinghouse 134 I^pcust
Lott Henry, storekeeper 386 south Front
Lott Thomas, carpenter Cedar near Thirteenth
iouden widow of John, tobacconist 317 s. Front
ioucare widow of Jacob, grocer 218 Xombard
Loudenslager Richard, taylor 90 north Fourth
Louder Mrs. of J. Britton's alley
Louderback Conrad, labourer 1 1 1 Catharine
Louderback Peter, printer 196 Cherry
Xouderback Wm. stonemason coi\ 1 1th £c Spruce
iougback Christian, victualler 295 north Third
Xoughead Edward, grocer 8 Small
Xoughead James, grocer 74 Passyunk
Loughead Robert X. grocer 259 s. 5th cor. Plum
Xoughead Thomas, sea captain 2 1 Margaretta
Xoughen Jane, shopkeeper 220 Cedar
LOU LOW
/.oughery John, merchant 93 n. Water [see Lowery
Loughery Mrs. of Jatnesi 24 Hurst st.
t Zouis John D. hairdresser 279 north Third
iouke Martha, widow 94 north Fourth
Xove David, moulder cor. sch. Second 8c Sassafras
Xove -Lydia, teacher, 348 north Second
Zove Thomas, druggist 154 north Fourth
iove Thomas, shoemaker 100 Catharine
JLove Wm. shoemaker Fourth above Tammany
Xovejoy John, pumpmaker 93 Crown
Zoverell Burnet, currier 29 Gillies* alley
//overing Wm. paperhanger 78 Chesnut
jLovier Christiana, Arch near Broad
Zow Benjamin W. hatter Fromberger's court
JLow M. widow 28 Parham's alley
iowber Edward, druggist 1 44 north Third
JLowber John C. attorney at law 46 Walnut
Zowber J. C. 8c N. Chauncey, attornies at law 46
Walnut
Xowber Wm. tanner and currier 251 and 253 north
Third
iowe John, organbuiider old York near German-
town road
Xowe John, whitesmith 41 Prime
iowe Vincent, pilot 5^ Catharine
iLower A. -cabinetmaker 9 1 north Third and Fetter
lane [.see Lauev
Z-ower Chfistian, taylor Fourth above Browne
iower George, baker 144 south Front
Zower Henry, tavernkeeper 10 Charlotte
Zower John, coachman 26 South alley
/.ower Joseph, silversmith 18 Dock
i.ower Peter, labourer Watt man's alley
/-owery James, laceweaver Hopkins' court
Lowtry -^-ewis, victualler Vine above Ridge
/-owery Mrs. widow, 72 north Fifth
Lowry P. victualler 271 Callowhill [*C(? Laugher. j
/.owmac James, shoemaker 8 1 south Eleventh
Lownes David, taylor 84 north Fourth
/.ownes Joseph, silversmith 124 south Front
/.ownsberry C. shipwright 33 Artillery lane
/-owry Miss Abigail, 66 north Severith
■4
LOWr-^LUS
Lowry Andrew, weaver Weaver's alley
Lowry Eleanor, mantuamaker 198 south Front
t Lowry Thomas, shingle dresser 252 north 8th
Loxley Catherine, gentle woniao Loxley*s coyxt
Loxley George W. Loxley's court
Loxley Mary, gentlewoman 1 1 7 Mulberry
Loxley Richard, currier 115 Mulberry
Loydand Paxson, merchants 129 High {see Lloi/d
Loyd Thomas, jun. merchant 129 and 347 High
Lozier Nicholas, taylor Drinker's court
Luburg Frederick, tavernkeeper 202 south Water
Lucas — , carpenter 177 St. John
t Lucas E. dealer 178 south Second
Lucas Francis, stevadore 16 Swansdn
Lucas Esther, shopkeeper 260 south Third
Lucet Alexander, sea captain 224 south Fourth
Ludlam George, plumber enquire 189 Spruce
Ludlow Isaac, cordwainer Baker's court
Ludwick Elizabeth, victualler, back 260 north 6th
Ludwick George, merchant 23 south Water and
127 north Sixth
Ludwick John, victualler Garden street
Ludwick Sophia, gentlewoman 105 Vine
Ludy Jacob, carpenter 1 1 3 Catharine
Luederitz H. cabinet maker 134 south Fifth
Luf berry widow of John, shipwright Bishop
Luf berry John, jr. shipwright Bishop
Lugar Jacob, victualler 2d above Poplar lane
Lugar Philip shoemaker 26 Poplar lane
Lugar widow of John, 418 north Front
Luhn Jacob, broker 1 1 1 south Front
Lukens Abraham, bricklayer Coats* above Fourth
Lukens Isaiah, turner, 8cc. 173 High
Lukens Jonathan, saddler, kc. 102 High
Lukens Maria, gentlewoman 36 Sansom
Lum H. plaisterer 6 Strawberry
Lumbley Samuel, labourer Cooper's court (N. L.)
Lury Henry, labourer 242 St. Jolm
Lusby Josiah) carpelwarehouse 53 north Second
Lush John, painter, 8cc. 30 Appletree alley
Lusher Oeorge, blacksmith, back 27 Beck's alley
LUT LVO
t Luton John, trunkmaker, 6th above Mill powd
Lutts George, labourer Wiley's court
Lutz Charles, gardener Irish lane n. Cedar
Lutz Conrad, shipwright Hanover near Be^ch
Lutz Jacob) mariner 443 south Second
Lutz Martin, labourer 267 Sassafras
Lybrand Christian, brickmaker 123 New
[see Leibbrandt
Lybrand George, brickmaker 607 Mulberry
I>ybrand George, jr. carpenter \ Schrivcr's court
Lybrand Jacob, carpenter 27 north Eighth
Lybrand Michael, brickmaker 38 Filbert
Lyell Margaret, boarding house 224 Spruce
Lylc James, merchant 95 south Fourth
Lyle Mary, seamstress 46 Almond [aee Lisle
Lyie and Newman, merchants Carpenter street
Lyle Peter, merchant High west of Centre square
Lyle widow of Wm. grocer 246 south Second
I--ynch Edward, tailor Chesnut above Thirteenth
Lynch Edward, Secretary to Union Insurance Com-
pany 1 1 north Fourth
Lynch Garrett, grain measurer cor. Walnut & lOth
Lynch John, labourer sch. 2d near Spruce
Lynch Thomas, grocer 42 north Seventh
Lynch Wm. merchant 226 Spruce {see Linch
Lynd James, Domestic Warehouse 24 north Second
Lyndal John,shipjoiner Federal near Second
Lyndall B. cabinetmaker 104 Lombard and 203 s.
Fourth
Lyndall David, chairmaker 294 north 3d and 99
north Front
Lyndall James, carpenter Pine above Ninth
Lyndall Joseph, carpenter 224 south Seventh
Lynn Ann, widow 139 Vine {see Linn
Lynn Michael, blacksmith Beach near Hanover
Lynn Prudence, widow 22 North alley
Lynn Simon, storekeeper 186 north Second
Lyon Joseph, merchant 114 north Front
Lyon Patrick, smith and enginemaker Library st.
Lyon Philip, tailor, back 104 north Second
Lyon Richardson, carpenter Tenth near Pine
Lyons Andrew, rag dealer Juniper lane
LYO- — LYT
Lyons ««— , blacksmith Barker n. sch. 3d
Lyons Hannah) widow, 28 Elizabeth
Lyons John, Spafford street
Lyons Joseph,niariner 65 Catherine
Lyons Matthew, saddle and harnessmaker N. E»
comer Chcsnut and Fourth
Lyons Robert, carpenter 140 south Ninth
Lyons Samuel, tinsmith 7 1 High
Lytle John, accomptant 274 south Second
Lytle Thomas, carter Hunter's court
Lytle Wm, hackman> back 83 Chesnut
M^AD M'CA
M*ADAMsKobert, farrier 153 s. Ninth
M^Adam Thomas, teacher 116 s. Tenth and Libra-
ry street
M^Affee James, carter 64 Passyunk
M*Aifee John, carter corner Queen and Sixth
M'Affee Wm. tobacconist 30 Bread st
M*Affry Sarah, widow comer 1 1th and Locust
M*Alevy Charles, labourer 254 s. 6th
McAllister Alexr. grocer S. W. corner 8th 8c Race
\^see M^Callaster andAIacaleater]
McAllister Charles, taylor Allen's alley
M'Allister David, shallopman comer Marlborough
and Prince
McAllister James T. cordwainer 61 Walnut
McAllister John £c son, whipmakers, &c. 48 Ches-
nut
McAllister John jun. whipmaker, 8cc. 48 Chesnut
McAllister John, tavernkeeper 9 Laetitia coi^rt
M'Allister John, grocer 476 Sassafras
McAllister John, whipmaker Maiden
McAllister John, labourer 13th near Cedar
McAllister Margaret, widow back 5 Coomb's alley
McAllister Patrick, labourer back 39 Prime
McAllister Thomas, grocer 66 Walnut
McAllister Wm. grocer 181 Cedar
McAlpin Andrew, tailor back 123 Mulberry
MCAlpin James, merchant taylor 122 Chesnut
McAnall Wm. 1 32 south Tenth
McAnnelly Catharine, washerwoman Spafford st
McAnnelly John, labourer, Hazel alley
McAree Andrew, wheelwright Say street
McArthur Daniel, tailor 262 s. Front
McArthur James, grocer corner Front Sc Sassafras
M'Arthur John, distiller of gin and cordials 48 s. 8th
McBarren Michael, labourer Emlen's court
M'Bride Hugh, blacksmith 10th near Walnut
Mcfiride James, stevedore back 424 s. Front
Mcfiride Rebecca, shopkeeper 269 s. Fifth
Mcfiride Wm. shoemaker 6th below Fitzwater
Mcfiryan Charles, quarryman Vine near Schuylkill
McCaiferty Henry, di*ayman Juniper alley
McCafferty James, drayman Cedar near lOth
A a a
M'CA
M'Cafferty Thomas, carter 284 s. Fourth
M'Cahen widow of John, back of 142 s. Fourth
M'Call Archibald, merchant 123 Walnut 8c 79 s. 4th
M^Call Margaret, 267 Chesnut
M'Call Miss, 11 s. Fourth
M'Call Mrs. boardinghouse 210 s. Front
M'Cali Robert & Richard, merchants 267 Chesnut
M'Call Wm. grocer corner Merrit*s lane & Fifth
M'Calla Alexander, 48 Sc 50 n. 4th (Green tree inn)
\see M^Cauley\
INI'Calla Andrew, tailor Hudson's lane near 8th
M'Calla John, storekeeper 66 n. 4th S. W. corner
Cheriy
M'Calla Richard, shoemaker Christian near Uh
M'Calla Wm. carter corner 3d and Germantown
road
M*Callmont George, merchant 164 s. 2d
M'Cally Mary, Watson's alley
M'Calvy James, trader I Pewterplatter alley
M'Canles John, ship watch back 1 1 Walnut
M'Carney James, 394 Race
M'Cann Chas. grocer corner Spruce and 8th.
M'Cann James, labourer 320 s. 6th
M'Cann Thos. labourer James st
M'Caraher Alex. 1 5 Branch auctioneer and stable
keeper \jiee M^Karaher
M'Carey Mary, widow back 252 n. 8th
Al'Carling widow, teacher 367 n. 2d
M'Carney Daniel, whiskey store S. E. corner High
and isth
M'Carren Barney, Goforth alley
M'Carron Dorby, labourer 33 Small
M'Carren James, bottler 13th above Sassafras
M'Carren Robert, bottler 355 Mulberry
M'Carthy James, cooper 369 s. Front
M'Carthy Jeremiah, grocer 101 Passyunk corner
Catharine
M'Cartney Daniel, watchman 219 s. 6th
M'Cartney Robert, labourer 573 s. Front
M'Carty Alexander, stevedore 182 n. Water
M'Carty Daniel, shipjoiner 460 n. Third *
, M'Carty Elizabeth, widow 3 Pewterplatter alley
M'CA M'QL
M*Carty John, carpenter 3 St. Mary
M'Caity John, labourer 322 s. 6th
M'Carty John, carpenter 225 s. 8th
M'Carty Mary, widow 76 Penn
M'Carty Sarah, widow 25 Pewterplatter alley
M'Carty Wm. bookbinder Francis below Sch. 4th
M'Carty Wm. turner 78 N. 6th
M'Cauley James, carpenter back 297 Callowhill
M'Cauiey Jas. stablekceper 49 Cherry [.see APCalla
and Macauley~\
M'Cauley Jas. labourer Vine near Broad
M'Cauley John, coppersmith 119 b. Front
M'Cauley widow. Aspen alley
M'Cawley James & son, merchants 14 n. 3d and 19
Church alley
M'Cawley John, merchant 1 4 n. Sd
M'Cay James, grocer 173 Mulberry \_see M^Coy']
M*Cherry Henry, 18 Crab
M'Chesney Samuel shallopman Lily alley
M'Chesney Wm. distiller 228 n. Front
M'Clain Hugh, machine maker 540 n. 3d
M'Clairnan Jchn, weaver Schuylkill 5th below
High
^I'CUne John, tailor 52 Queen
M*Clane John, constable 3 Springet alley [see
M'-Clean and M'Lan€~\
M^Clane Laughlin, painter Juniper lane
M'Clane Wm. milkman corner Christian and 4th
M'Clary Daniel, plaisterer Kunckel near Noble
M'Claskey Edward, bricklayer corner Queen and
Front
M'Claskey James, tinman back 332 s. 2d
M'Claskey John, ropemaker corner Moyamensiuci
and Federal
M'Claskey John, newscarrier Drinker's court
M'Claskey John, watchman St. Mary above 7ih
M'Claskey Michael, drayman 270 s. 5tli
M'Claskey Patrick, carter below 505 s. 2d
M'Claskey R. distiller Passyunk road below Chris-
tian
M'Clatchie John, shoemaker corner Race 8c Schuyl-
kill 2d
M'CL M'CO
M'Clay James, bricklayer bake 132 Callowhifi
M'CIay James, bricklayer 74 Crown
M,Clay John, plaisterer back 3 Blackberry alley
T'Clean John, grocer corner 4th and Shippen
I'Clean Tiios. grocer and bottler, N. E. corner 5th
and Prune [^see M'-Clane'^
^♦I'Cleary Alexander, shipwright Shackamaxon
M'Cleary Daniel, Kunckel st
M'Gleary Jo. shipwright Crown abov« Queen
M'Cleary James* mariner back 380 s. 2d
M'Clemon S. mahogany sawyer corner Queen 8c 2d
M'Clanachan widow of John, 9 Little Water
M'Clintock Joseph A. carpenter Mechanic
M'Clintock Mrs. widow 183 s. 2d
M'Cloud Catharine, storekeeper 305 n. 2d
M*Cloud'John, hatter 43 Chesnut {see M^Lecd)
M'Clure David, nautical academy 1 18 Chesnut
M^Clure James shoemaker Germahtown road
near 2d
M'Clure SamueJ, carpenter 134 s. 9th [see Maclure']
M'Clurg Samuel, oakcooper 43 Callowhill, shop 2 1
Margaretta
M'Clurg Samuel jun. oakcooper 51 Callowhill
M'Collin Henry, mariner 55 Coats
M^Collin John, tailor 126 n. 3d
M'Collin Wm. t^lor 148 s. 3d and 96 Union
M'Colloh Anna, widow 207 Spruce
M'Gollom Eliza, mantuamaker 24 Elfrith's vUley
M'CoIlom Robert, weaver 182 St. John
M'Collom Wm. labourer Raspberry alley
M'Cemb Thomas, brickmaker 10th above Vine
M'Comb Wm. typefounder Cedar near 1 1th
M'Conaghy James, tailor 128 n. 1 1th
M'Connell Catharine, corner Passyunkand Queen
M'Connell Hugh, silversmith Dock near 2d
M'Connell Matthew, broker 82 Chesnut
M'Connell Matthew jun. 82 Chesnut
M'Connell Matthew, grocer 38 Small corner 6th
M'Conomey John, tailor and grocer 496 s. 2d
M'Conner Wm. sea captain 55 Shippen
M'Conoghy Archibald, plaisterer Noble above 5th
M'Cord David, tinplate worker 2 Gray's alle^
M*CO M<CR
M'Corkle J. P. druggist 313 s.g d and 258 s. Fron*
M^Corkle Wm. editor of the Freeman's ournal, &c
20 Chesnut
M*Cormick Ann, widow 57 Passyunk
M^Cormick Daniel, shoemaker 119 s. 2d
M'Cormick H. labourer Rose alley (C)
M'Cormick John, carpenter 106 German
M^Cormick John, shoemaker Shackamaxon
M'Cormick Margaret, spinster 37 Queen
M'Cormick Mrs. of Hugh, Taylor's alley
M'Cormick Mrs. widow 10 Fromberger's court
M'Cormick P. bootmaker 16 Chesnut
M'Cormick Wm. drover 314 s. 3d
M'Cowen David, 415 High [^see M^Gonuan']
M'Cowcn John, carter 322 s. 6th
M'Cown Joseph, bleeder, 8cc. Walnut near 11th
M'Cowen Thomas, flour inspector 188 Lombard
M'Cowen William, weaver 67 Queen (S) \^see
M^Eueri]
M'Coy Alexander, labourer 497 s. Front
M'Coy Daniel, labourer Say
M'Coy Edward, carter Moyamensing road
M'Coy Ephraim, carpenter 447 s. 2d
M'Coy Fanny, widow 543 n. 3d
M'Coy George, labourer Spruce near Schuylkill 7th
M'Coy George, innkeeper corner 4th and Race
M'Coy Isaac, shoemaker York st [see M''Cay and
M'Koy']
M'Coy Mrs. of James, shipwright Maiden
MCoy John, mariner 315 s. 2d
M'Coy John, janitor of the University of Pennsyl-
vania
M'Coy Joseph, storekeeper 2 19 s. 2d
M'Coy Kenneth, printers joiner Locust below 8th
[see M'Kay\
M'Coy Margaret, Maiden near Beach
M'Cracken Mary, widow teacher Federal near 2d
M'Crarn James, typefounder Bonsai
M'Crea Ann, widow 39 Union
M'Crca Daniel, carter 64 Brown
M'Crea Edward, storekeeper 336 s. 2d
M*Crea James, gentleman 348 High
A a a ^
^.
*
M'CR- M'DE
M'Crea John, merchant 350 High & 68 s.Froii*
M'Crea Thomas, cooper Wahiut alley
M'Crea Sc Ward, storekeepers 336 s. 2d
M'il'reUsh Archibald, soapboiler 267 n. 3d
M'Crelish John, soapboiler 337 n. 3d
M^Croskey Eliz. seamstress 82 N. 6th.
M Crossen Mrs. of James, Vine near 12th
M'Cullough Michael, labourer back 252 south 6tii
M*Culley Charles, labourer Schuylkill 2d near
Spruce
M'Culley John, shoemaker 8 Stephen's court
M'C'uUey Wm. boot &c shoe warehouse 44 s. Front
M'Culloch James and Co. merchants 29 n. 3d
M'Cu41ofth John, printer 306 High [^see M^ColloIi]
MK^uUouch Margaret, widow 68 N. 6th
M'Culloch S. widow 131 north 3d
M'Culloch Wm. printer and bookseller 306 High
M,Culloh Anna widow 143 Pine
M'Cully Henry, carpenter 67 Plum
M'CuUy John, shipcarpenter 465 south Front
M'Cully John, drayman 450 Race
M'Curdy Hugh, shoemaker 20 High [.see Macurdy'\
-M* Curdy James, cordwainer 62 Plum
^W^Curdy John, boot a7zd shoemaker o6 Chesnut
Af'Curdy John jun. boot and shoemakeK 61 s. 2d
i^* Curdy widow of James, 10 Little Pine
i^-Cutchen Elizabeth, widow 353 s. 3d
iV/'Cutchen Ebenezer, merchant 51 Wood
j»/'Cutchen John A. merchant 51 n. 2d
^j'W'Cutchen A/ary, mantuamaker back 86 s. 3d
iVf^Cutchen Patrick, biscuit baker Coats' court
-Af'Dade A/rs. of Daniel, labourer 240 Lombard
M'Dade A/rs. of Patrick, Little Oak
ifeT'Daniel Dennis, labourer corner Vine & Schuyl?
kill Front
Af'Daniel Elizabeth, widow Elmslie's alley
iVf'Danicl John, labourer Shackamaxon
Ai<Daniel John, labourer 6 Watkins alley
.li'Daniel John, shoemaker. ^8 Ann (N. L.)
ik/'Dermot Charles, plaisterer Schuylkill 8th near
Race
iV/'Dermott Edward, grocer corner Filberjand I ith
M'DE M'DU
AI^'Dermott Edward, merchant 10 Chesnut and 53
Union
M'Dermott John, morocco dresser 210 Mulberry
M'Dermott Peter, bottler corner Spruce and 2d
M'Dermot Samuel, carpenter 4 Heyde's court
M'Devitt Patrick, labourer 230 Lombard
M>Donald Daniel, pilot 506 s. Front
M'Dermott John, 77 south 5th
M'Donald Francis, labourer corner Chesnut and
Schuylkill 6th
M'Donatd James, 280 Race
M'Donnald James, late tavernkeeper 9 1 s. 11th
M'Donald John, cedar cooper Budd above Laurel
M'Donald M. cordwinder 42 N. 8th
M'Donnald Adam, labourer iV/ary's alley
M'Donnald Ann, widow back 115 Arch
M'Donnald Elijah, coachman 58 Coats
M'Donnald 3/argaret, widow back 401 s. Front
M'Donnald M. merchant 85 Pine and 201 s. Front
M'Donnald Mis. of James, back 208 High
M'Donnald Rebecca, widow 282 south Front
M'Donnald Rowland, labourer 14 Crab
M'Donnall Alexander, carpenter 254 Lombard
M'Donnell Hannuh, nurse 8th above Vine
McDonnell John, stable and tavern keeper 123 Pine
M'Donnell Joseph, carpenter Cherry near 9th
M'Donough Daniel, shoemaker 4th above Coats
M'Donough Elizabeth, shopkeeper 1 3 Fitzwate^
M'Donough John, shopkeeper Hazel alley
M'Donough Mm. grocer 1 10 Union
M'Donough Wm. builder 110 Union
M'Donough Patrick, of U. S. army 1 10 Union
M'Donough Wm. grocer 299 Mulberry
M'Dougall Ann, widow 82 south 8Lh
M'Dougall Eliz. shopkeeper 26 s. 4th
M'Dowell E. carpenter 252 Lombard
M'Dowell Elizabeth, shopkeeper 50 north 5th
M'Dowell widow of George, tavernkeeper 53 south
Front
M'Dowell James, tailor 10 Oak (S.)
M'Dowell Rebecca, storekeeper, 248 north 2d
M'Duffge Mary, grocer High near Schuylkill 3A
M*EL -M^FE
M^Elhiney John, stonepavier Prosperous alley
M^Elhiney Robert, carter 66 Passyunk
M'Elho Hannah, 24^ St. John
M'Elroy Barney, labourer Alban street
M^Elroy Hannah, widow 182 south ith
M'Elroy Mrs. of Michael, Pottery alley
M^Elroy Patrick, labourer 56 Browne
M*Elroy Wm. painter, 8cc. Front below Prime
M'Elwee Charles B. cabinetmaker 50 Chesnut
M'Elwee James, watchmaker 20 n. 2cland 41 Union
JW,Elwee Thomas, mariner 418 south 2d
-W<Elwee Rebecca, storekeeper 44 south 2d
M<Euen, Hale & Davidson brokers 83 Chesnut
M'Euen Patrick, stonecutter back Filbert
M^Euen Patrick, Juniper near Vine
il/'Euen Samuel, weaver 3 GilliVs alley
ikf^Euen Thomas, 25 1 Afulberry
3/'Ewen James, innkeeper 322 north 2d
Af^Faden Arch, typefounder Cedar above 9th
iV/^Faden Wm. gentleman 14S Chesnut
iWipadgen Mrs. of Alex. 8 Budd
M'Fagen iV/annus, tailor 135 Plum
A?<Fall Daniel, bricklayer George above 1 0th
iV/*Farlan George, blacksmith 125 south 6th
AT'Farlan widow of John C. sea captain 292 s. Front
-MFarlan Sarah, grocer 316 south 2d
MFarlan Wm. coachmaker 106 and 108 Union
Af'Farland Isaac, labourer Ann st(SGh.)
M'Farland John, carter 2 1 6 Shippen
-/V/*Farland John, grocer 271 High and 12 north 7th
Af'Farland John, millwright Vine near Schuylkill
8th
M^Farlane Andrew, labourer Schuylkill Front near
Arch
M'Farlane James, drayman Spafford
M'Farlane George, mate Rihl's court
M<Farlane widow of John R. Front below Federal
M'Farland Margaret, widow 101 Spruce
M'Farlane Sarah, teacher 154 St. John
M'Farlane Wm. axicountjant 154 St. John
M'Farren Alexander, shoemaker Filbert near i 3th
M'Fee Alice, seamstress 326 south 2d
MTeely John, typefounder Cedar above 9th
MGA- M'GK
]M'Gannon Elizabeth, millcner 1 15 south 2d
M<jargy Mrs. widow back 39 Tammany
M'Garvay Edward, walchman Cordwainers alley
M'Garvey J. Bellman and vendue cryer 23 Shippen
M^Garvin John, soapboiler 2S6 south 5th
M'GauIey Peter, nailer and grocer 577 s. Front
M'Gaw John, labourer 62 Ccats
M'Geagh Thom'as, grocer and bottler Pine near
12th
M'Gee Edward, grocer 158 south 6th
M'Gee Frances, widow grocer 92 Small
AI'Gee James, labourer Elmslic's alley
INI'Gee Mrs. of George, back 393 n. Front [sc'c
M^Kee a?id AIagce'\
M*Gee Wm. oakcooper Stillhouse alley
M'Gerry John, carter 257 Catharine
M'Giff Patrick, grocer 1 13 Shippen
M*Giff Henry, labourer corner Cedar and Clifton
M'Gill — — saddler 10 Strawberry
M'Gill James, tailor 1 16 south 4th
M*Gill Mrs. of Mathias, 63 Penn
M^Gill Michael, drayman 235 north 3d
M'Ginley Margaret, Passyunk near Prime {sec
M^Kinley)
M'Ginnis Arthur, labourer St. Mary's above 7th
{see Mag. and Mtg.)
M'Ginnes Wm. labourer Buttonwood near 8th
M'GIathery James, 6th above Noble
M>GIathery Margaret, widow 53 George (S.)
M'Glatheiy M. hatter 2d above Germantown road
M*Glinn John, labourer Spruce near Schuylkill 4th
M'Glinsy J. storekeeper S. W. corner Cedar & 2d
{see M^Linchey)
M'Gioland P. widow Walnut near Juniper lane
M'Glue Luke, coachtrimmer and harnessmaker 46
Columbia Avenue, dwelling 132 south 9th
M^Gowan James, soapboiler 266 soul^ 3d
M'Gowen widow of Edward, 1 1 1 Plitm
M'Gowen Edward, labourer Race nejlr Schuylkill
M'Gowan Martin, grocer 135 south 6th
M'Gowan Wm. umbrellamaker 225 north 2d
M'Grady Sarah, widow Poplar lane near 3d
MGR^— MKA
M'Grath James, bottler 216 n. Front
M'Grath Robert, porter Lemon street
M'Gregor D. tailor 175 south 2d
M'Gregor John, late auctioneer 32 south 5th
M'Gregor John, blacksmith Traquair's court and
, 282 High
M'Groerty Edward, carter back 16 St. Mary
M'Guffin Thomas, grocer 142 south 9th
M'Guier Charles, stonecutter High west of Perma-
nent Bridge
M'Guigan Patrick, grocer 184 s. 4th
M'Guire Mary, mantumaker 83 n. 5th
M'Guire Mary, spinner 381 n. 4th (see Maguire)
M'Henry Thomas, carpenter 10th near Pine
M'llhaney Moses and Robert, carters 9 Passyunk
M'llhenney James, distiller corner 10th and Juniper
alley, dwelling corner Chesnut {see M'Elhiney)
M'llhenney Wm. taylor 52 Mulberry
M'llvain John, printer 173 Pine
M^Ilvain Richard and Hugh, lumber merchan^ts
High west of Permanent Bridge
M'llvaine Bloomfield, merchant 41 Dock and 222
Walnut
M'llwaine Catharine, next to 30 Callowhill
M*Ilwaine F. merchant 79 Lombard
M'llwham Thomas, brassfounder 36 and 101 s. 5th
M^Indoe Walter, calico printer Marlborough near
Beach '
M'Intire D. teacher Juniper below High
M'Intire John, carpenter Marlborough near Bea<!li
M'Intire John, nailer back 5 Little Pine
M'Intire Isaiah, shoenitiker 83 s. Front
M'Intire Robert, grocer 289 Vine
M'Intosh Samuel, grocer corner Callowhill and
Washington
M'Inulty Hugh, labourer Ann st(Sch.)
M^Kaige Thomas, carpenter back 152 Spruce (see
M'-Keage)
M'Kaghan Daniel, Fitzwater above 6tk
M'Karaher Chas. sawmaker 12 Fayette {see M'-Ca.)
M'Karaher Charles, innkeeper 235 south 2d
M'Karaher widow ofDaniel, 335 south
M'KA M<KI
M*Karaher James, innkeeper 235 south 2d
M'Kay Barnard, corkcutter 16 Stamper's alley
M<Kay Daniel, tailor 128 Walnut {see M'-Koy)
M*Kay John, shoemaker Shippen near 7th
M'Kay Thos. bricklayer 7 Sugar alley
M*Keage James, painter and tavernkeeper 95
C'hesnut (see M^Kaige )
M*Kean Ann, widow 347 Mulberry
M'Kean Alexander, labour 342 Sassafrass
M'Kean Joseph B. counsellor at law 185 Chesnut
M'Kean Thomas, late governor of the oommon
wealth Third between Union and Pine
M'Kean Thomas jun. merchant 8th between Ches-
nut and Sansom
M,Kean widow of Lowry, carter SheafTs alley
M'Kee Andrew, sadler Randolph's court {see
M^Gec, Mackie^ anc^ Mackey)
M^Kee David, carpenter 396 Sassafrass
M'Kee David, oysterman, I Green
M'Kee Thomas, storekeeper 178 s. S-d
M'Kee Wm. labourer Sheaff's alley
M'Keel Abraham, carpenter Leech's court
M'Kever Isaac, ropemaker Carpenter near 5th
M'Kever John, sea captain 21 Callowhill
M'Kever John, labourer Lombard near Schuyl. •7th
M'Kever widow of John, sea captain 45 Almond
M'Kever Wm. tailor 321 Mulberry
M'Kelshner John, labourer 1 39 Coats
M'Kell Patrick, thread manufacturer 5 Filbert
M'Kensie and Tait, saddlers and harnessmakers
42 south Sd
M*Kenzie Charles, tailor 42 Strawberry (see APKin-
zie and Mackenzie)
M'Kibbon Wm. sea captain 71 Lombard
M'Kibbon David & Co. grocers I s. 4th
M'Kinney A. m. d. 28 Powell
M*Kinney John, labourer Baker's alley
M'Kinney Mary, seamstress 6th above Green
M'Kinney Mrs. Ijoardinghouse 5 Watkinsalley
M'Knight R. carter corner Locust and Hazel alley
M'Kinney Thomas, carpenter Vine near 8th
M*Kinney Thomas, drayman 46 Browne
M»KI— M^LE
M*Kinney Thomas, biscuit baker 26 Small
M^Kinney Wm. weaver back 109 Christian
M'Kinney Wm. labourer Cooper's court (N. L.)
M^Knight George, grocer 287 s. 4th
M*Koy Wm. accomptant 2 Prune
M'Koy Isabella, widow 2 Prune
M*Koy Robert, bellowsraaker and brand cutter 7
Tammany {see M[Coy and M^Kay)
M^Kinley Alexander, bricklayer 131 Vine {sec
M^Ginley)
M'Kinlay James, plaisterer 8th below Lombard
M'Kinley Mrs. gkrtoseeper 7 n. 3d
M*Kinley widow of Wm. 332 south 6th
M'Kinley Thomas, cooper 32 Little Water
M*IUnley Wm. cabinetmaker 121 south 2d
M'Kinney Abraham, carpenter Schuylkill 8th near
Race
M*Laine Laughlin, shoemaker 282 Race
M'Lane Laughlin, painter, 8cc. Juniper lane
M'Lane Samuel, breechesmaker 8 s. 3d {see
M^Clane^M^Learn and M'^Lean)
McLaren Archibald, wheat fanmaker 14 Spruce and
127 Plum
M'Leren Duncan, carpenter 88 N. sixth
McLaughlin Charles, broker 2 Bell's court
M'Laughlin George, printer 2 Elmlie's alley
M'Laughli*'. widow of John, 129 Green
M'Laughlin Patrick, Mifflin's court
M'Laughlin Patrick, late tavernkeeper 252 s. 4th
M'Laughlin widow of Patrick, 206 Lombard
M'Laughlin widow of Patrick, Spruce above 10th
M'Laughlin Rose, washerwoman Spruce above 10th
JVI Lean Archibald, gentleman 152 south Front
M'Lean James, cabinetmaker 234 south 3d {see
M'^Lane)
M'Learn Samuel, carpenter 41 Passyunk
M'Lees Wm. teacher 133 Lombard
M'Lellen Eleanor, shopkeeper 264 Arch
M'Leod John, ropemakerand sbipchandlernear 3f
Swanson and 40 South Wharves {see M^Cloud
and M<-Loud)
M'Leod John, jun. ropemaker Front below Federal
M'LI M^NA , ^
M'Linchey James and John, grocers SOt> south 2d
{see M^Glinsey
M'LongWm. M. labourer 132 Coats
M*Loud Daniel, mate 420 south Front
M'lV'Iahon Henry, grocer and bottler 118 south 5th
M'Mahon Mrs. widow tayloress 163 south Front
M'Mahon Philip, carter 276 south 5th
M'Mahon Bernard, botanist grass and garden seed
merchant, &c. 39 south 2d
M'Manemay Patrick, shoemaker Spruce above 1 Itk
M'Manemay Joel, bricklayer Spivuce above 1 1th
M'Mann widow, 240 Lombard
M'Mann Patrick, labourer 220 Cedar
M' Vlann Wm. carpenter 222 Cedar
M'Manus C. taylor and grocer 221 Cedar
M'Manus Owen, carter Hunter's court
M'Masters John, constable 83 Pine
M'Menemy Patrick, shoemaker 230 Lombard
M'Michael John, storekeeper 449 north 2d
M^Micken John, collector Vine near Schuylkill
M'Millen Samuel, teacher 287 and 311 Vine {see
M^ Mullen
M'Minn E. boarding house 37 Pewterplatter alley
M'Minn Wm. carpenter 37 Pewterplatter alley
M* Monagal John, gardener Pine west of Bioad
M'Mullen Isaac, carpenter Gaskill near Fourth
M'Mullen J. R. blacksmith 21 Prime 268 Swanson
M "Mullen Josep^i, grocer 155 south Front
M'Mullen Wm. plasterer 7 Greenleaf Court
M'Mullen Wm. carpenter 68 ii. 4th ("see M^Millen)
M'Mullin Alexander, labourer 254 s. 6th
M'MulIin and Black, silversmith 120 s. Front
M'Mullin James, goldsmith 1 1 4 8c 120 s. Front
M'MulIin James, taylor, 128 Plum
M'Mullin John, goldsmith and jeweller 114 s. Front
M'Mullin Robert, stone mason Chesnut n. sch. 8th
M'MulIin Robert lumber merchant, yard near 161
and dwelling 62 Swanson
M'Murdy Robert, labourer Maria St.
M'Murry Judith, shopkeeper 191 Lombard
M'Murtrie James, merchant 12 Dock
M'Nachtane, Cornelia widow 35 Key's alley
B b b
M'NA- MAC
M'Nair and Cribs, grocers 91 St. John
M'Nally Bernard, cardwainer 403 s. 2d
M'Neal Thos. labourer 7 Spafford
M'Neiiles Wm. labourer 19 Pewterplatter alley
M'Neran Malcomb, sea captain 336 south Front
M'Nestrey Mrs. of Andrew, plasterer 34 St. Mary
M'Nicholl Margaret, widow Spafford st.
M'Nimmee John, labourer George near Sch. 4th
MThail widow of John, grocer 84 south Eighth
M'Phail widow of Wm carpe.iter 102 Swanson
M'Pherson C. cake vender 9 n. 5th
MTherson Daniel sea captain 100 s 5th
M'Pherson Hugh, sea captain SOI south Front
M'Pherson Mrs. widow 13 s. 4th.
^'Pherson and Ross, confectioners &c. 74 High
,M*Pherson Tho^iias, mariner 18 Little Water
M'Pherson widow of John, confectioner 74 High
M'Pherson Wm. naval officer, customhouse, Car-
penter's building
M'Quaid Felix, tallow chandleF corner Caljowhill
and 4th
. M'Queen A. rigger West's Court
M^Quillin Mrs. of Abm. 364 s. 2d
M'Roy John, carter corner 3d Sc Germantown road
M'Shane E. accomptant 18 N. 8th
M'Vay Edward grocer 152 Swanson
M'Waters Johli, corder at Vine st. wharf
M'Williams Mary mantuamakers 179 south Third
Maackentee B. tocacconist Cedar near 1 1th
Maag John, farmer Peltz lane nearPassyunk
Maag Margaret, taylores back 6 Elfreth's alley
Maas David J. baker 44 Sassafrass
Maas Jacob, professor of music i29 n 6th
Macalester Chas. merch't. 66 Dock Sc 142 Mulberry
fsee M^Jllis'tre
Macallister James, shallopman Beach n. Maiden
Macauley Isaac, floorcloth manufacturer, Centre
square, or Filbert nqar Broad dwelling 19 N.
12th (^see M^Cauley)
Mg,c Cue Connel, grocer 1 84 north Water .,
Macicrran Mary, 426 n. Second
Macferran Samuel, justice of the peace 456 n. Third
Macintire James, teacher Arch above Juniper
MAC MAG
Mack Conrad, baker 2 35 Cedar
Mack Catharine, 160 Lombard
Mack Jacob, rope maker Cedar near llth
Mack Nicholas, grocer High near Sch. 8th
-/l/ackason John, shipwright I 67 St. John
Mackason Wm. shipwriij^h 21 Duke (N. L.)
il^/ackenzie Mvs. corner Union £c 2d fsee M'Kenzi^
Mackenzie Wm. gentleman corner Uuion k Second
Mackey John, teacher 74 Walnut ( See M^Kce
Mackey R. grocer corner Ivloyamensing and
Federal.
3/ackey Samuel, boot and shoemaker 167 s. Third
Mackie P. soap Sc candle manufactory 319 n 2d
Mackie Richard, currier 4th above Tammany
Mackie Thomas, merchant 152 south Front
Mackie widow of Wm. Button wood near Charles
Maclure D. wholesale and retail grocer Cedar st
wharf, dwelling Hudson lane n7th [_see M^Clure
Macomb Elizabeth widow 124 Plum
Macurdy Hugh, dry goods store 243 s. Second (see
t;Afaf/rfcn Jeffrey, labourer Middle alley J\'PCurdy
Madden Mary, widow West's court
Medden Mrs. o f Stacy, 193 Callowhill
Maddock E. E. merchant 153 south Frt>nt and 171
Pine
Maddoch Wm. accomptant Pine near 12th
Madelaine I^. teacher 159 s. Second,
Meelambre Jacob, boot and shoemaker 69 Union
Maffet David, sea captain 69 New fscc MoJJlt.
Maffet James, sea captain 248 s. Front
Magai'ge Samuel, grocer 380 n.- Third
Magdallena Joseph B. secretary to to the Spanish
Legation corner llth and Locust
Magee Hugh, cooper corner Wood and Ann(N. l.
(me M''Gee and Meghee
Magee Joh n, drayman 85 Budd
Magec Sumuel, carpenter 30 North alley
Mager Nicholas, tailor 294 n. Front
Megor Philip tailor 30 Duke (N. L.)
Mager Wm. shipwright 151 Green
Maggs Mrs. of Jkcob, 4th above Bro^wn
MAG -MAL
^^agoffin John, merchant 35 n. Eighth
Magoffin Mary, widow 35 n. Eighth
Magragh George, carver 1 1 Quarry
Magraih Michael, tallow chandler 23 Brewer's
alley, dwelling 34 St. John *
IMaguire James, labourer Chesnut above 13th fscic
•Aleguire
Maguire John, grocer 78 n. 5th
Maguhe Michael, grocer 205 Ceder fsee 'M^Guire
Maguire Thomas, carter 9th near Vine
Mahany Cynthia, 132 High
Mahany James A. & John, grocers 132 High
Mahany John, teacher St. Joseph's avenue
Maher John D. of U. S. army" Front below Federal
fsee Mayer and Marr
Maher John, grocer corner Cedar and Swa^son
Maher St. merchant 98 Union
Mahon Wm. well digger back 188 Cedar
Main James, shipwright. Oak (N. L.) (see Alein
Main Thos. shipwright Queen near Crown
Main Thos. mariner 204 n. 2d
Maingault Benjamin, shipwright 12 Budd
Maison John A. mercharit 66 n. 3d (see Mason
Maitland John & Thomas, grocers south-east corner
of Fifth and Cedar
Major Benjamin, carpenter Spruce above 10th
Major Robert, carpenter 290 s. Front
Major Wm. taylor 1 4 Carter's alley
Makens John, mariner 1 19 Plum
Makins John, grocer 521 n. Third
Makins Sarah, widow 10 Gray's alley
Ma Langhlin John, ornamental painter 96 n 7th
Malcolm Jane, widow 199 Walnut (Sansom row)
Malcolm J.G. merchant 199 Walnut (Sansom row)
Malcom Mrs. D. 3 north Eleventh
Malenfant James, accountant n. 9th
Maley Michael, carpenter 6 Prospect alley
Maley Ann, widow grocer Vine st wharf sec Marley
Maley Peter, stone cutter 252 Arch
Malick Simon labourer 47 Charlotte
Malin Margaret, widow 387 Sassafras
Malin John, carpenter 14 Bank &; 1 1 1 n 5th
MAL MA>r
MaHen Pataick, type founder corner 10th Sc Cedar
Mellet Louis, confectioner 216 s. 2d
Mallon Mrs. young ladies' Seminary 70 Walnut
Malone John, cooper 142 St. John
Malone John S. late constable 359 7l/ulbcrry
Malsberger Joseph, store keeper 364 n. 2d
Manderfield Henry, oak cooper 212 s. 5th
Manderson Andrew storekeeper 445 north Second
Manderson James, grocer Beach near Maiden
Mandeville Henry D. accountant 73 south Eighth
Mandeville Mary, hair worker 10 Bread
Mandry Wm. stable keeper 100 north Sixth
Maney Owen, labourer, Spruce above lOtli
■fMancf John, labourer Shippen above 7th
Manger Christian, victualler 29 Charlotte
Maneuvre Louis, stable keeper 62 Union
Manlove David sea captain 66 Ali:(iond
Manlove Wm. E. shoemaker Little Oak
Manly Henry, gentleman 13 Branch
Mann C. M. m. d. 200 Chesnut
Mann Daniel, mate 212 north W^ater.
Mann Dapiel, merchant 57 Sassafras
Mann James M. wood merchant Oak (N. L.)
Mann Jacob, drayman 219 north Eighth
Mann Jahan, shoemaker 285 8c 309 north Front
Mann John, superintendant of roads 219 north 8th
Mann John, blacksmith Garden
Mann Wm. tavern keeper 1 1 Walnut
Mann Wm. late grocer 107 Vine
Mannan Unity, millener 37 n Front
Manners John m. d. Walnut 6 doors above Tenth
Manning Thomas S. Printer corner Spruce Sc 1 1th
Manning Wm. tin plate worker 226 s Se^Jond
Mansell John umbrella and rule ma^er 18 s. Third
Mansfield John, tavernkeeperiA26 n. Front
Mansfield Mrs. seamstress 59 n Eighth
Mansfield Thomas, taylor Current alle)'-
Manship Thomas, shoemaker back 92 Gaskil!
Manshure John sea captain 366 s 2d
Mantall Conrad, baker 198 s Second
^Manuel David accomptant 8 I n 6th
^lanypenny Jas. copperplate'printcr ISthncarCeda^v
Bbba '
MAR
Marbele Joseph, grocer 93 Passyunk
Marcer B. Swedes alley (aee Mercer Isf Mercier
Marcer Joseph, taylor 30 Branch
Marchmint Jesse, shoemaker 32 1 s Second
Marcker Andrew, laylor 67 n 8th
Marcker Jacob late gi*ecer 34 Green \_see Marker
Marcker Philip, blacksmith Johns st iJf Markoe
Maree Mary, nurse 49 Coats alley
Margie C. mill stone maker Mulberry alley
Mariage David, labourer Rose st
Mariner Andrew, mariner 32 Artillery lane
Marriner Fenwick, pilot 513 s Front
Marinot Michael, cook 1 18 Spruce
Maris k Evans, merchants 31 south wharves
Maris Richard, merchant 88 Mulberry
Maris Wm. merchant 70 s Fifth
Mark John, Minterback 92 Crown fsee Marks
Marker John, carter Walnut n 1 1th fsee Marcker
and Markoe
Marker John, rag merchant 119 German
Markland John, merchant Sassafrass 307 8c 208
Markland Jacob 47 Tammany
Markley Solomon, hatter 26 Cresson's alley
Makoe Francis> merchant 63, s Water and 226
Walnut (see Marker
Markoe John, gentleman 29 7 Chesnut above 9th
IMarks Ann, widow 141 n Fourth (see Mark
Marks Daniel, rigger 4 Maria st.
Marks Isaac, merchant 1 1^ n. 5th
Marks widow of James, sea captain 56 Almond
Marks Jared, Chymist 22 Coombs alley
Marks Mrs. nurse West*s court
^Marks Nicholas, grocer 162 Spruce
Marks Robert, woodsuwyer 242 St. John
Marks Samuel, brickmaker Spruce near Sch. 4the:
Markward B. wheelwright 9 n Eighth
Marley John, coachmaker Vine near Schuylkill
Marlcy Richard I shoemaker 1 5 north Sixth
Marley Thomas, mariner 4 Penn
Marley Wm. coachmaekr Broad below George
Marley Wm. cordwainer 31 1 High . (seeMaley
Marlin Vance, weaver Buttonwood n. Charley
MAR
Marochee Salomon, boarding house 33 Sansom
Marot Davenport, wheelwright 13 & 18 Coombs^
alley (see Mfrrott
Marot Elizabeth, widow 19 Christian {see Merritt
Marpel Isaiah, late farmer 1 1 1 Christian
Marple Mrs. widow 399 Sassafras {see Morbetl
Marpole Ab. shipwright Frankford road near Queen
Marquedant Charles, one of the proprietors of the
Globe Mill cotton factory Germantown Road
above Pitt
Marr John, saddler 77 n 5th \_sec Marrs and Maker
Marr Thomas coachmaker 39 n 5th
Marrin Lewis, mariner Relief
Marrow John ISZPiinn
Marrs Charlotte, widow Sch. 8th near Vine
Marrs Robert, silver plater 14 Greenleaf court [^sec
Marsh Mrs. of John mariner 29 I s 4th Marr
Marsh Joseph, late siiip builder 23 Christian
Marshall Abraham, carpenter Sassafras below 1 Itb
Marshall Aaron, shoemaker 99 St. John
Marshall Amor, wafermakcr 59 Walnut
Marshall Charles, ehymist 56 Chesnut
Marshall Christopher 310 High
Marshall Chailes, jun. druggist 320 High
Marshall George, blacksnuth 22 Elizabeth 8c S 6th
Marshall George, iTiorocco dresser 6 i Union
Marshall Hannah, boarding house 142 n Froot
iMarshail Hannah, boarcUng house 142 n rrootP /"^y^
^ MarshalHMMM|Mli*nMi|#M|F^ 64 s 5lh^U^17, ML
iSIarshall John, bricklayer 1 Mary's alley
^Marshall John, cook Middle alley
Marshall Margaret, widow 64 s 5th.
Marsiiall Samuel cordwaincr 94 Cliiistiaii.
Marshall Susannah china store 96 n. 5th
Marshall Sc Tempest, goldsmitlis Sec. 87 s. 2d.
Ma-bhall Thomas, painter and glazier 42 Chcsnui
Martshall widow of John, Oak (N. L.)
Marshall Wm. printer Sc grocer 192 Cedar
Martien Elizabeth, tutress 38 Church alley
Martin Benjamin, late shoemaker 200 s'Fifth
Martin Benjamin, grazier 39 Mary (S.)
M iiiin Charles, mariner 4 Swanson
Martin Charles, Magazine keejier U. S, Arsenal
MAR-— ^M AS
Martin Daniel, Labourer back 341 Callowhill
Martin Elizabeth, washerwoman 49 Prime
Martin Ezra, bricklayer corner Pine 8c 1 2th
Martin Francis grocer, back 102 High
Martin & Harts, merchants 233 n 3d
Martin Henry, accojnptant back 12 s 4th
Martin Hugh, labourer. Walnut near Sch. 4th
Martin Hugh, labourer Farmers row
Martin Jacob, merchant 287 n 3d
Martin Jacob, gentleman corner Fourth 8c George
Mai^tin James, bookbinder Sc seller 369 High
Martin James, jun. grazier 461 8c 463 s Second
Martin James, merchant 45 n Front
Martin John, mariner Gray's ferry road near Cedar
Martin John, mariner back 239 s Second
Martin Joim, smith 28 & Water
Martin John, mariner 6 York court
Martin John, carter Knodle
Martin Jonathan, late blacksmith Knodle
Martin Joseph, gentleman 272 n Second
Martin Joseph D. druggist enquire 241 Arch
Martin Lavina, widow Plum alley
Martin Margaret, 280 s Front
Martin M. carpenter Prosperous alley
Martin Mary widow 94 n 4th
Martin Mrs. widow teacher 92 s 11th
..^ Martin 8c Parham cabinet makers 99 8c 2 17 n Front ^
J^*ril^or^2»Patrick, 1 7 lilt < UI<H* '«»" € »•• "— ' ^.*;
Martin Rachel, boarding house 143 Chesnut
Martin Robert C. saddler 8cc. 66 Chesnut
Martin Samuel M. storekeeper I 1-2 s Second
Martin Thomas, smith 1 1 Passyunk
^Martin Thomas, woodsawyer Deans alley
Martin Wm. brass founder Lolar^s court
Martin Wm. merchant 29 s Second
Martin Wm- cabinetmaker 93,99 8c 217 n Front
Martz Philip, surgeon 69 Green
Masden Benjamin, merchant 4 Union
Masden 8c Bunker, merchants 19 s Watefr
Mashmon Wm. shoemaker 111 Christian
Mason David H. engraver 18 Bank
Mason Elias, taylpr Prime above Front
MAS MyVT
^lason Isaac N. bookbinder 178 High & 78 n 9th
Mason Jacob, chair maker, &c. 262 s 3d [«re Maison
Mason Joseph, hatter, 49 Coates alley
Mason Joseph, saddletree maker 179 s second
Ma^on Margaret, ■widT)\v 29 North alley
Mason Mary,miilinrr 179 s 2d
Mason P. widow 13 V^ine
Mabon Philip, engine maker k city commissioner
1 8 I s Gth
Mason Robert, merchant 75 Union & 90 s 2d
Mason Samuel, steward of the Alms house and
House of Employment
Mason Simon, boaiding house 98 Spruce
Mason Tanton, baker back 218 Swanson
Mason Tho*s- windsor chair maker 120Xallowhill
Mason William, oak cooper Carpenter (C)
Mason widow of William, store keeper 63 n 3d
Mason William, cabinet maker Noble near 3d
Mason William, wood engraver 36 Carter's alley
and 18 Bank
Mass David baker 158 s 6th
Massey Charles, jun merchant 170 Mulberry
Massey James, W- plane maker 76 Crown
Massey John, merchant 9 Penn
Massey Thomas, sea captain 316 n Front
Massey Thomas, carpenter Baker's court
Massey Wm. salt refiner Poplar corner Front
Massey Windefraccomptant-hS3 Pine
Master George, carter Wood above 8th
Master Joseph, ganger 15 Coomb's alley
Master Wm, ladies shoemaker 65 south Third
Mathers Richd, carpenter Arch near Sch. Front
Mather widow of James, grocer George near
Eleventh
Matthias, A. carpenter 94 St. John [_8ee Matthews
Mathieu Joseph, M. d. 16 Branch
Mathison Nicl, grocer 12 Pine
Matlack Abraham, mariner Juniper lane
Matlack Emmor, shoemaker 209 n 2d
Matlack Hannah, teacher Cedar near 1 1th
Matlack Mrs. teacher 1 62 n 3d
Matlack Mary widow 9 1 n Water
MAT — -MAX
Matlack Timothy, city, commissioner, wine and tea
store 103 n 2d
Matlack Timothy, jr. shoestore 209 High
Matlack Thomas, accountant Chester near Lemno
Mats John, shoemaker Germantown R. above 2d
Matsinger Jacob, Arch near Sch. Front
Matson Mary, upholsterer 138 s 4th
iVIatson Peter, late carter Swede's alley
Mattenly Thias 335 n 2d
Mattern Andrew, potter 247 n 2d
Matthews Edward woodsawyer 2 1 6 Coats
Matthews Francis, stone mason Sch. 8th near Ka6e
Matthews James, gentleman 1 63 Pine
Matthews John, cooper 269 Race
Matthews widow of James, 25 Chesnut
Matthews James, lock smith 4th above Tammany
Matthews John, cordwainer 6th below Fitzwater
Matthews John, mariner back 171 n. 2d
fA/izr Mews John, coachman 39 Middle alley
Matthews John, paper store 39 1 High
Matthews Lydia, widow Elmslie's alley
Matthews L. shopkeeper 47 n 2d
Matthews Matilda, milliner 125 n 2d
Matthews Mrs. of James back 95 Cliristian
Matthews Mrs. of Jeremiah Huddelt's alley
Matthews Thomas, teacher 14 North alley
Matthews Wm. grocer 181 s 7th [^see Mathias
Mattinly Lewis, shoemaker Sheaff's alley
Maulberry widow Rachel
Maull & Hill, boat builders 161 Swanson
Maull John, sailmaker 18 Carter's alley
Maull Nehemiah, boat builder 146 Swanson
Maull R. 8c J. sailmakers 10 south wharves
Maull Robert, sailmaker 4 Bread
Maull Wm. shipwright 456 s Front
Maurel J. B. news carrier back 227 s Third
Mawer Thomas, grocer 1 12 n 2d
Mawhorter Thomas, cabinet maker 143 Cherry
Maxfield Josepli, insp. of Lumber 135 Pine
\MaxJitld P. woodsawyer Middle alley
Maxfield Stephen, lumber merchant 97 n 5th
Maxseiner Adam, taylor 218 n Third
MAX MEA
Maxweli Elizabeth, widow 203 s rth
Alaxwell James, printer 48 8c 50 s 5th
Maxwell James, wharfbuilder Beach near Maideo
Maxwell James weaver 13th near Cedar
Maxwell Jolm, weaver 116 Christian
Maxwell John, tinsmith 375 n 2d
Maxwell John, jr. carpenter 116 Christian
Maxwell Robert, 4 Union
Maxwell Robt. wharf builder Maiden corner Beach
Maxwell widow of A. 163 south Front
Maxwell widow of William, shipwright Hanover
May Adam, late grocer, 42 Pilbert
May Daniel, bricklayer Queen above 3d
May Lewis shoemaker 473 Sassafras
May Henry, hatter 83 n 10th
May Mary, wido>v 9 1 n 1 0th
May widow of George, 24 Parham's alley
Mayberry Martha, washerwoman 27 Gilles' alley
Maybin John, merchant 5 Chesnut and 124 Arch
Mayburry Jeremiah W. grocer 268 n Front
Mayer Andrew, coach and sign painter N W corner
Budd and Poplar [^see Meyer and Maker.
Mayer Frederic, tavernkeeper 1st gate Frankford
road
Mayer Jacob, accomptant, 70 n 2d
Mayer John, farrier 235 Onllowhill
MayhofTer Daniel, tanner George above 4th
May land Jacob, tobacconist 99 Sassafras comer 3d
Mayland Samuel, tobacconist 404 n 3d
Mayley, Wm. grocer and drover 203 Shippen
Maylin Joseph, gentleman 139 s 6th
Mayo Benjamin, Washington Academy 6 Old York
road
Mayo Robert, u. d. 20a s 5th corner Shippen *
Mays Joseph, shoemaker Steinmetz court (N. L.|
see Maze and Mease.
Mayweg John, whitesmith corner ^d and Green
Maze John G. mast maker 33 Mary (S) see Mease
aud Mays
Mazurie James I, merchant 28 s Front and 59 n 4th
Meade James, hair dresser 291 s 3d & 189 s Front
Mead Patrick, coachman Bolton's court
MEA MEI
■fMeadca/i Richard, porter Juniper alley
Means J. copperplate printer back 27 Cherry [^s&e
Mcin and Main.
Means John, hatter 18 Pewterplatter alley
Means Mary, shopkeeper Cresson's alley
Meany John, merchant 41 Dock dwelling 10 Frank-
lin row s 9th
Mears Benjamin, brushmaker 47 s 4th \_sec Meer
Mcase James, M.D. 192 Chesnut [see Maze iif Mays
Mease John, merchant 4 Norris's alley
Mease L. widow boardinghouse 217 Lombard
Mccaskey Andrew, storekeeper 232 s 2d
•Mecke John, cabinet maker 64 n 2d
Mecom A]>ia, hoarding house back 3 s 4th
Medaria George, carter Rugan
Medarid Peter, carter U. S. Arsenal
Mfdaria Solomon, blacksmith Maiden
Medary Jacob, collector of toils first gate Frankford
road
Medigiden Ann, widow 46 Penn
Meeker Cory, shoemaker 246 n 2d
Meeker Samuel S. shoe ware house 88 High corner
s Third
Meeker Samuel, merchant 215 High
Meeker Sam. S. & Co. shoe warehouse 88 High
Meer John, jun. comb maker
Meer John, artist 4 s 7th [_sce Mears, Meyer, and
Meres
Meghee Charles,drayman 236 Catharine (^s^e Magec
Meginnes Neal,soap boiler 1 10 Plum [see M'-Ginnis
and Maginnes.
Meginnes Stephen, mate 30, Green
Mcgonagel John, oak cooper 238 n Front
Mcguire George, teacher Noble hear 3d.
Mef^uire w^dowof John, accountant Farmer's alley
Me;^uire Philip smith Sugar alley [see Maguire
Meguire Wm cabinetmaker 177 s 2d
Mcins Arthur, grocer corner Cedar and Apollo [see
Main and Means.
Mcin Andrew, teacher 4 Powell
Mcin Thomas, stonecutter ;>62 High
Meinnell Wm. print cutter, &c. Lombard near 10th
MEL MEK
Melchoir John, oak cooper 4th above Poplai
Mekcal Abraham, carpenter 1 28 Walnnt
Melbeck J. commission merchant Caliowhill above
Crown
Melchor H. L. carpenter Raspberry alley
Meldrim James, carpenter 10 n 2(i
Meley Wm. brickmaker 13th below Walnut
Melish John, 147 s 8th
Melish John merchant 123 s 1 1th
Melius Wm. painter Elizabeth
Melizet Francis 8c Co. storekeepers 252 n Scl
Mellars Joseph, carpenter 183 s 7th
Mellen Samuel, accomptant 12th near Cherry
Mellen widow of Wm. smith Swede's alley
Mellieur E. widow 91 s 4th near Pine
Melmoth Mrs. teacher 71 Locust
Meisom Edward, teacher 315 Mulberry
Mendenhall Isaac carpenter 93 High
Mendley Enos, labourer China
Mensing Frederick, boot maker 79 s Front
Mentz Charles, woodsawyer 463 n 3d [^see Mirii'T-
Mentz George W- bookbinder 7 1 Sassafras
Menzies John, clock & watchmaker 140 6 Front
tiV/crcn? Charles, barber 157 Spruce
Mercer 8c Baird, grocers 12 s Wharves.
Mercer Bernard, carpenter 133 s 10th
Mercer George, grocer Drawbridge and s Front
JNIercer John, grocer 12 s Wharves and Cedar
Mercer & M'MuUin grocers comer Front 8c Dock
Mercer Robert, sea captain I Mary (S) \_8ee Marcet
Mercer Robert, grocer and corder 232 s 2d
l^ercer Thomas 8c Co. grocers S. W. cornc^
Christian and Swanson
fiercer widow of George 169 s 3d
Mercier C. professor of music 36 Sugar alley
Mercier Charles, confectioner 104 High
Mercier Mrs. widow, 270 n 2d
Mcrckle John> rigger 10 Budd
Meredith Ann, widow, 3 Little Pine
Meredith Benjamin, plaisterer 90 Crown
Meredith James, stonecutter Juniper ivttar Vine
Meredith David, 77 n 4th
C c c
TMER MID
Meredith Mrs. widow, 100 n 4th
.Meredith Tho. innkeeper Buttonwood near 5tb
yl/eredith Wm. counsellor at law 98 s 3d
Meres Sarah, widow 53 1 s Front \^sce Myen
Merkel Jacob, carpenter George above 3d
Merlin Lewis M, upholsterer 192 Lombard
/v/errefield Joseph, merchant 13 s Front Sc s i^d
Merrick Amos, cordwainer 62 Passyunk
3/errick Joshua, carpenter 10 Mary (S.J
Merrick Richard, teacher 1 Uh near Locust
jV/errick Samuel, merchant 48 n 6th
.Merrill Otis B. printer Sassafras
JV/errill Wm. J. grocer 138 Lombard
A/errit Henry, labourer Beach near 3/arlboroqgh
^fiee Marot
Merrit Joseph, carter Webb's alley
Merritt Samuel, printer, office back 9 Fetter's lai>e,
dwellir.g 18 Gherry
^Merrit William, labourer Jones alley
Merryman John, oysterman 324 s 3d
Merther Philip, carter, 259 Catharine
Mervine widow of George, grocer 273 s 5th
Mervine John, taylor 22 Bank
Messchert M. H. merchant 1 1 Sansom
Messer Henry, baker near Schuylkill
Metts Barbary widow Buttonwood near 6th
Metts George, oak cooper Buttonwood near 6th
Metz John, watchman 80 s Water [see Mitz
Metzger George,punq) maker old YorkabovePoplar
Metzger John M. taylor 245 n 2d
Meyer George, innkeeper 269 Vine
Meyer Henry, innkeeper south-west corner 5th and
Sassafras
Meyer Jacob, printer. Sec. 177 8c 179 n 2d
[see Maijer^ Maker ^ Myers, Meres ^ Merer ^
Meara
Meyers Henry, yoeman cor. Buck road & Long long
Meyers John P. Weaver 118 n 5th
Meyers William, tallow chandler Vine near Laii
rence, below 8th
Michael Rachael, widow 306 s Front
Middleton Daniel carpenter Wood near Duke
MID MIL
Middleton Allen, blacksmith, Noble n. 3d 6c San-
som's alley
Middleton G. lumber merchant 170 n 4th
Middleton John, hatter back 192 n 3d
Middleton Joseph, taylor 22 Union alley
Middleton Samuel, bricklayer 172 n 4th
Middleton Tho. labourer, 21 Budd
•Middleton widow of Wm. smith 196 n 3d
Middleton & WoolU^y, lumber yard 133 CallowhiU
Midlcton James, mariner 72 £hippen
Midlcton William, taylor 355 s 2d
Midlcton William, shallopman 81 s Front
Midien Walter, sea captain 21 Mead alley
Miercken \vidow of Henry, 4i Shippen
Miercken Peter Sc Co. sugar refiners 37 Shipnen
Miersch F'^ederick, hog victualler Charles * .
Mifflin widow.of iierij|i\min 18 n. 9tli
Mifflin John F. counsellor at law 5 and 9 Union
Mifflin S. F merchant 215 Chesnut aJjove 7th
Mfflin Tho.-merchant 128 Spruce
Mifflin Thomas, carpenter Jones st. and 61 Walriiit
Miles Edward, accomptant Walnut above 10th
Miles Edward, drawing master 2 10 Walnut
Miles John accomptant U. S. Arsnal
Miles Lewis> labourer corner Crown and Prince
[see Milti's
Miles Mary, widow of John, gunmakcr 86 Cidiowhjll
Miles Rebecca, widow 4 Sansom
Miles Robert, carpenter 114 s 10th
Mile* widow of Thomas, grocer 102 s 10th
Miles Wm. brass, steel, S^ cane reed maker 359-n 3d
Milcy Frederick, carter Juniper above Cherry
Miley Geo. victualler Broad near Vine
I\tiley Jacob, Germantown road near first gate
Milcy Jacob £c John, victuallers 136 Brown
M'lley Matthias, bricklayer back 317 n 3d
Mill George, cabinetmaker Germantawn road near
Fourth
Millard Benjamin, tavern keeper 248 High
Millard Tho. wheel and chairmaker 408 and 410 n
Front
MiilbijEin John, rigger 43 Plum
MIL
Millech Joiiii, iieg victualler Pleasant st. ''
?viillcr Ab'm. and And'w jr. pottery corner Zane
and 7th [«ee Mellars
]\Iiller Adam, flour merchant 336 High
Miller A. potter N. W. corner Zane and 7th
Vliller Alexander, grocer and bottler44 s Water
Miller Andrew, sea captain N. W. comer Union
and Third
Miller Ann, gentleman 199 Spruce
Miller Ann, boarding house Shippen above 4th
t Miller Ann, whitewasher back 169 s 3d
Miller An'y, blacksmith 2d above Germantown ^oad
iMilltr Anthony, shoemaker 389 n 3d
\ Miller Anthony, labourer Juniper alley
Miller Arthur, labourer 12th above Cherl-y
Miller Arthur, grocer 479 n 3d
Miller Barbara, "widow Wood n 6th
Miller Catharine, widow 18 Ann (N. L.)
Miller Charles, bar tender, back 15 Filbert
Miller Charles, baker 10th below High^ Hazle-
hurst's court
Tvlillev Cha's, chocolate manufacturer and grof^r
208 and 210 n 3d .
\ Miller Charles, labourer Dean'a alley
Miller Conrad, taylor 345 n Front
Miller D. gardener Carpenter (S.)
Miller Daniel, innkeeper 427 n 2d
Miller Daniel, late carter 93 Budd
Miller Daniel H. ironmonger 162 n 2d 8c 119 New
Miller Daniel L. merchant 2 J*'n Front '
Miller David, grocer 230 s 2d
Miller David, cedar cooper corner Beach 8c Maiden
Miller David, plasterer 4th near George.
^Miller David, labourer 25 Tammany
Miller Edward, shoemaker, 148 n 5th
^Mriler E. labourer Acorn alley
Miller Elenor, china store 148 n 4th
\Millcr Elisha, oysterman 270 s 4th
Miller F. soapboiler Grisel's alley
Miller Frederick, mariner back 105 Catharine
Miller widow of Fred, corner Wood and Juliann?.
SlUlftr George, blacksmith '273 n 2tl
MIL
MiUcr George, saddle tree plater, Vine below 8Lh
Miller George, modeler in colours, 95 s 2d
Miller George, ivory button maker, Otter near
Frankford road
Miller George, teacher West nearPalmw
Miller George, brickmaker George, near Sch, 8th
Miller George, shipjoiner 120 Brown
Miller George, taylor 199 n 8th
^Miller George, chair driver, back 78 n 4th
Miller Grace, nurse, 3 Patton's court
Miller Hannah, segar maker 123 n 6th
Miller Henry, jr. sawsharper 93 Arch &; 108 St. John
Miller Henry, sawsharper 299 ii 3d
Miller Henry, shoemaker 58 Newmarket
Miller Henry, shipwright Hanover near Bedford
Miller Henry, mariner, 191 n Front
Miller Henry, victualler 262 n 8th
Miller Henry, victualler Wood near 6th
Miller Hugh, carter Oak (S.)
Miller Hugh, labourer Cedar near 13th
•fMillei' Jacob, tanner Noble above 5th
Miller Jacob, potter Rose alley (N. L.)
■fAfiUer Jdicoby labourer 4^3 n 2d
Miller Jacob, shoemaker, 32 Strawberry
Miller James, taylor 7th below Cedar
Miller James, grocer 29 south WJjarves
Miller James, labourer High near Sch. 6th
Miller Jane, widow 260 Sasafras
^Miller Jer. k Moses, labourers Cedar near 7th
Miller Joel, cabinet maker 5 1 s Front
Miller John, innkeeper 63 n 4th,
Miller John, combmaker Sch. 8th near Vine
Miller John team driver Poplar near 4th
Miller John, carter comer Mulberry and Sch 8th
Miller John sawsharper, back 93 Arch
Miller John, cooper Coates* court
Miller John, jun. merchant 202 s Front
Miller John, constable 126 Callowhill
Miller John, carpenter Wood near 6th
Miller John, smith 153 s 5th
Miller John, tavemkeeper 3 1 3 High
Miller John, marblecutter 371 High J
C CC2- ^
MIL
Miller JoliaviTftariner corner Front Sc CaUowhill
Miller John, pavier 6th above Green
Miller John gafdener Ann st. (V.)
Miller John, baker 188 St. John
Miller John, whipmaker 1 55 Cherry-
Miller John C. innkeeper 228 Swanson
\ Miller John Carter 197 Lombard
Miller Jonathan, merchant 187 Chesnut
Miller Jonathan, & Co. merchant 198 High
Miller Josepli, grocer 152 n 3d
Miller Joseph, carpenter 407 n 3d
Miller Lydia, nurse, S3 1 s Front %
Miller Margaret, boardinghousc 200 Chesnut
Miller Martin, labourer 45 Brown
Miller Mary, widow 30 Appletree alley
Miller Mary, washerwoman Broad near Race
Miller Michael, poster 314 n 2d
Miller Moses, ladie« shoemaker 26 Poplar
Miller M. boardinghoure corner Miner and 6th
Miller Mrs. mantua maker 100 s 2d
Miller Mrs. widow segar maker 365 Arch
Miller Mrs. Eliz. widow 28 Artillery lane
Aiiller Nathan S. merchant 27 n Water
Miller Nicholas, blacksmith Roger's court
Miller Peter, m. d. 181 Mulberry^
Miller Peter, labourer Germantown road below 2id#
Miller Peter, gardener Cedar near Broad
\Miller Peter, labourer, 190 Lombard
Miller Philip, printer 88 s 3d
Miller Philip, tobacconist 80 Cedar
Miller Philip, blacksmith 90 Brown
. Miller Samuel, carpenter 47 Green
Miller Samuel, wheat fanmaker 170 & 172 Spruce
Miller Samuel, shoemaker i 1th above Race
Miller Sarah, nurse, 3 Patton's court
Miller Sc Van Beuren, merchants 190 s Front
Miller widow of Akxander, 158 Spruce
• Miller widow of John, tavcrnkeeper 127 s WateP^
Miller, widow of John F. corner Green & 3d
Miller widow of Michael wheat fanmaker 153 s 5th
Miller William, tobacconist 10 Brewer's alley
MiUcr WilUwn, jeweller &c. 104) n 2d
INJiller Wm. secretary to Philadelphia insurance
company 161 3 2d
IVIUler William, sea-captain 358 s Front
Miller William, brickmaker Wright's alley
Miller William, & John, merchants 10 s 4th
Milles L. shallopman Brusstar's court
Milligan James, gentleman 263 Chesnut
Milligan Joseph, tailor High west of.centre square
"Millikin Robert, shoemaker 40 Chesnut [_st'c
Mullikin
Minikin Wm. grocer 49 Chesnut 8c 28 Strawberry
Milliman John, constable 12 Branner's alley
Millington David s#9i captain 7 Summer's court '
Minis Nehemiah, cabinet maker 433 n 3d
Millman Wm. shoemaker Sansom's alley
Mills 8c Anthony, smiths Fetter lane
Mills James, merchant 35 Chesnut
Mills Michael, mariner carpenter (s) n 4th
Mills Robert, architect 45 Sansom 8c 114 s 8th n. \\.
corner Locust
t Mills Robt. waiter 10 Lociist
Mills Sarah, widow cor. Juliana 8c Callowhill
Mills Sarah, victualling house Blackhorse alley
Mills Smith, blacksmith 69 Arch
Mills Mrs. of Frederick 97 Browne
Millaon John, painter 8cc. corner Chesnut 8c 12th
Millward 8c Rinedoller, jun. mastmakers Oak (N.L.)
Millwood William, mastmaker 40 Duke (N. L.)
Milne Edmund, 83 Green
Milne Richard, merchant 9 s Front t, 193 Walnut
Milner George:, weaver 383 Race
Milner John labourer U. S. Arsenal
Milner John, tavernkeeper 85 north Water
Milner Samuel jun. carpenter back 48 Passyunk
Milner Samuel, carpenter 2 Schriver's court
Milnor Isaac, state guagerSc grocer 24 s wharves
dwelling 122 Spruce
Milnor James, & Wm. jr. attornies at law oftecc
108 Walnut
Milnor James, attorney at law 108 Walnut
Milner John, commission broker 29 Vine
Milnor Larkin J merchant II Vine
MIL- iMIT
Milnor & Richards, grocers & iron merchants s. w
corner 3d £c Vine
MiJnor Robert, druggist &c. Ills second
Milnor William, merchant 17 n 4th
Milnor William, jun. attorney at law 204 Sprucer
office 108 Walnut
Miltenberger Catharine, widow 108 Oreen
Ming John, teacher 154 n 5th
Mingle Elizabeth, midwife 22 Appletree alley
Mingle John, blacksmith 263 and 264 Sassafras
Mingle Philip, sea captain 202 Sassafras
Mink Catharine, boarding house back 251 Race
Mink Philip, yoeman long lane n Federal
Minier William, carpenter 206 & 157n 6th
Minster John, fiddle string maker Pleasant st
Mintzer Adam, carter 321 n Third
Mintzer Christopher, hog victualler Rachel sto
Mintzer John G. innkeeper 404 n 2d
Mintzer John, victualler 4th above Poplar lane
Mintzer John, carter 3 15 n 3d
Mintzer Joseph, victualler 38 Charlotte
Mintzer R. widow 246 n 2d
Mintzer Joseph jr. victualler 126 s Water
Miquet Francis, hairdresser 271 n Front
Miskey Anthony, trader, 382 n 2d
Mitchell A. ropemaker William st
Mitchell Abraham jun. accountant 26 New market
Mitchell Andrew, C. tobacconist 318 High
Mitchell Anthony, confectioner 50 Tammany.
Mitchell Benjamin, carpenter 33 Browne
Mitchell Benjamin, bricklayer Noble near 3d
Mitchell Benjamin, jun. carpenter 29 Browne
t Mitchell C. barber 4 i 7 n Front
Mitchell Charles, hairdresser 213 n 2d
Mitchell Eliza, mantuamaker 322 s Third
Mitchell Francis, trunkmaker S Juniper near High
Mitchell George, labourer 272 s Front
Mitchell Jabes, shipsmith Queen near Frankford R.
Mitchell Jacob, mahogany merchant 131 Cedar
Mitchell James, carpente.r 8 old York
t Mitchell James, paperstainer 1 12 Christian
t MitchelUohHf waiter ^70 s 2d
MIT MON
Mitchcil John, fancy chairmaker 76 s 4th
Mitchell John, labourer Marlborough near Prince
Mitchell Joseph, hoatbuilder 412 s 2d
Mitchell Rachel, widow 26 Newmarket
.Mitchell & Sutherland, apothecaries and druggists
208 s 5th corner Shippen
Mitchell Thomas, conveyancer 195 s 2d
Mitchell Thomas D. m. d. 208 s 5th cor. Shippeji
Mitchell William, chairmaker 75 Lombard
Mitz Adam, drayman 2d above Germantown R. [?ec
Mctz
Mixter Ezra, ladies shoemaker 265 St. John
Mock Adam, labourer 527 n Third
Moffat Spencer, grocer 426 n 2d
Moffett Adam, labourer 68 n 6th f&f^ Mafftt
Moffett Jas. n. w. corner Front &_. Catharine
Moffett Robert, grocer 302 s Front
Moffett Robert, carter Locust above i^th
Moffett William, mariner 22 Cedar
"Molan James, locksmith and bell-hanger 72 n 6lh
[«ee Motvlan
Moland Wm. N. m. d. S. E. corner 4th 8c Sprtice
Moliere Henry, ship chandler 292 s 2d
Molineux widow of John, makes colouring for
liquor, 264 s 5th
Molineux John E. hairdresser 187 8c 189 Cedar
Molony Jas. currier 80 Chesnut 8c 31 Carter's alley
[sec Mullotvny.
]Molony John, corabmaker 72 n 8th
Monach, widow of Andrew, 386 s 2d
Monell Jacob, shoemaker back 346 n 2d
Moncll 5c Hanson, merchant tailors, S. E. corner
2d and Dock
Monell John, merchant tailor, 109 s 2d
Monet Peter, machine maker l^yndalPs court
Mongan Fi*ancis, grocer 281s 4th Corner of Plum
Monges John R. m. d. 81 s 3d N. E. corner of Pear
Moniger John, painter, Sec. 89 n Tenth
Monington John, carpenter 142n 8th
Monk George, sea captain, 18 Green
MonscU John, dnayman Carpenter \S^, nrar *..tl\
Montant C, merchant l:i'"> Piiv?
MON— Moa
Monteath widow, teacher 272 s Front
Montelius Wm. tobacconist 172 High and 53 n Cth
Montgomery Andrew, teacher 33^ s Front
Montgomery Austin, merchant 4 1 s Front and 4 &
Tenth *
Montgomery Charles, shoemaker Walker's court
Montgomery David, carter 4 Prune
Montgomery E. widow 4th above Tammany
Montgomery H. grbcer corner Vine and Sch. 8th
Montgomery James, attorney at law dwelling 285.
Chesnut near 9th
Montgomery John, baker corner Callow hill and
Ann (N. L )
Montgomery John, carpenter 128 Callowhill
Montgomery Jos. brickmaker Button wood n. 8th
Montgomery Joseph, merchant 2 s 10th aiul 101 n
Front
Montgomery Richard, thread manufactuaer corner
High and Sch. 5th
Montgomery Samuel P. sea captain 150 s 2d
Montgomery Thomas, gentleman 31 Lombard
Montgomery Thomas, cordwainer N. E. corner
Chesnut and 7th
Montgomery William, jr. accomptant 34 Union
Montgomery Wni. boot and shoemaker N. E. 'cor-
ner Chesnut and 7th
Montgomeiy Wm. merchant 128 Mulberry and 41
and 101 n Front
Montgomery Wm. & Son, meirchants 101 n Front
Montier Robert, bottler 130 n Front
Montmollin F. 8c S. Moses, auctioneers 39 n Front
Montmollin F. auctioneer, store 39 n Front dwelling
162 Mulberry '
Moode Anthony, labourer Wood (K.)
Moode Jacob, fisherman Wood (K.)
Moode John, fislierman Wood (K.)
Moode widow of John, biscuit baHer Wood {K}
Moon, Wm. vvindsor chair maker 32 n 4th
Mooney Cornelius, labourer 268 s 4th
Mooney Elizabeth, huckster 292 St. John
Mooney James, carter 38 St. Mary
Mooney Jane, widow Shippeu
MOO
Mooney widow of Wm. taylor 172 s Water
Mooney John, stevedore 326 s 2d
Moore Abraham, shoemaker 2&7 s 5th [see Morjfr
Moore Abraham, grocer 298 s 4th
Moore Ann, fortune teller 3 Blackberry alley
Moore Charles, carpenter 9 Kunckel
Moore C. shopkeeper 308 n 2d
Moore Frederick nailer corner Brown 8c 4th aboTe
CallowhiU
Moore George, carter cor. Carpenter and Passyunk
Moore George D. painter, &c.back 25 n 6th
•\Moore Hannibal, sweep Chesnut near Sch. 5th
Moore & Herkness, marble mantle manufacturers
and stone yards 1 1 n 7th and 19 Filbert
Moore Henry, cordwainer 151 Shippen
Moore Henry, carter back 28 1 s 3d
Moore Hugh, oakcooper 31 Elfreith's alley
Moore James, weaver comer 6th and Coats
Moore Kev. James, 140 n 4th
Moore James, merchant 157 Pine
Moore James, sea captain 224 Walnut
Moore James, bottler 12 and 16 Argyle
Moore James, accomptantl7 Walnut
Moore James, cooper 43 Noble
Moore Jane, wdow 59 Penn
Moore Jane, grocer corner German and 4th
Moore Jane, china store 233 s 2d
Moore Jeremiah, shoemaker 1 1 5 Green
Moore Jesse, shallopman corner 3d and QuQ^n
Moore John, carpenter Kunckel near Green
Moore John, brickmakcr 279 Sassafras
Moore John, cordwainer Fitzwalter above 6th
Moore John, plaisterer 279 s 5th
Moore John, victualler Garden
Moore John A. of U. S. navy Queen near 2d
Moore Joseph, carpenter Quince alley near Walnut
Moore Joseph, shopkeeper 2 Bank
Moore Marmaduke, stonecutter 43 Filbert
fMoore Mary, washerwoman corner Chesnut and
Twelfth
Moore Mary seamstress Queen near Bishop
Moore Mary, chiwa store 96 n 5th
MOO MOR
Moore Mrs. of William, 4 Penn
IVIoore Mrs. widow 161 n 3d
Moore & M'Coy, grocers 104 n 4th
Moore 8c Myers, merchants 22 n 3d
Moore Nathaniel, coachmaker 63 n 10th
Moore Peter, plaisterer 198 Lombard
Moore Prisciila, nurse 125 Pine
Moore Rachael, widow Chesnut near Sch. 2d
\Moore Reuben, master sweep 193 Lombard
Moore Robinson R. accomptant Lombard n. 10th
Moore Samuel, saddler, &c. 6 Harlung's alley
Moore Samuel, 2 1 n 6th
Moore Samuel, cordwainer Fearis's court
Moore Samuel, carpenter corner 4th and George
Moore Samuel, carpenter corner St. John and Coats
Moore Sarah, gentlewoman 1 16 Mulberry
Moore Sarah, vvi,dow 141 Locust
Moore Sarah, widow 36 Moravian alley
Moore widow of Thomas, Sch. Front near Cherrr
Moore Thomas, jr. grocer 104 n 4th
Moore Thomas, sea captain 18 Newmarket
Moore Thomas L. gentleman 42 Pine
Moore widow^ seamstress 63 Penn
jMoore widow, of Jeremiah 216s 5th
Moore Wm. soapboiler 86 s 5th
Moore Wm. labourer Lombard n Sch. 8th
Morand Augustus, musician Portland lane
Morehane Joseph, accompant 182 St. John
IVIorel James, teacher of foreign languages back
246 n 2d [jsee Morrell
Morey William supercargo 172 Lombard
Morgan Benj. R. counsellor at law 41 Mulberry
Morgan Bennet, labourer 9 Heyde's court
i>/or^an Charles, woodsawyer Jone'» alley (N. L.)
£c back 43 1 n 2d
Morgan David, mariner 21 Swanson
Morgan Elizabeth, seamstress 9 Coomb's alley
Morgan George W magistrate N. E. corner 9th &
Race
Morgan James, carpenter Eighth above Vine
Morgan John, tanner Vine near Eleventh
Morgan John, neats foot oil ivory black &» blackball
maker Callowhill near 8th
MOR
Morgan Reuben, innkeeper, corner Vine"and 6ih '
Morgan John, pockelljook manufacturer 10 s Frorv
Morgan John, boot & last maker 47 s 4tli
Morgan John C. carpenter 206 Cherry-
Morgan Margaret, widow 93 s 5th
Morgan Matthews, shipwright Sarah st
Morgan Nicholas, mariner Pegg st
Morgan Peter, grocer corner Pine and Water
Morgan Rachael, widow 75 Mulberry
Morgan Samuel, shoemaker Callowhill above lOth
Morgan &c Sisty, pocketbook £c elastic spring manu
factory 40 s 10th
Molgan Sarah, widow 407 n 2d
Morgan Solomon, grocer 235 s 4th
Morga/i Thomas, sea captain 55 Queen (S)
Morgan widow of Thos. meichant 106 Mulberry
Morgan Wm. mast maker. Beach near Maiden
Morgan Wm. cordwahier, Fearis's court
Morgan Wm. glue & cowskin whip maker Vine^
near lUh
Morgan Wm. shallopman Lolar's court
Morgan Wm. H. carver and gilder lUChesnut
Morin Alexander, jeweller, 91 n 3d
Morgan John, goldsmith 77 n 3d
Morrell James, hatter 171 n 2d
Morrcll James merchant 78 n Front
!Morrell I, W. china merchant 3 1 7 High
Morrell Mrs. midwife 71 Union [ie-e Murrcll and
J^forcl
Morrell R(jbert, cliina merchant 211 & 182 Arch
Morrell Robert, carpenter Billing's court
Morrell Thomas, merchant 78 n Front & 211 High
Moirell widow of John, china merchant 78 n Front
Morrell Wm. labourer Jones aliey(N. L.)
Morrig , accompt»mt 3 n 12th
Morris Aaron, carter back 40 St. John
XMorris Abraham, wood sawyer 7 St. Maiy
Morris Ann* storekeeper 68 n Fourth
Morris Anthony, counsellor at law 72 s 2d
Morris Anthony J. gentlepnan, 94 s 3d
Morris Benjamin, gentleman 21g Mulbetiv
D dd
MOR
Morris and Broth'ers, druggist. &c. 45 n Su
Morris Elihu E. sea captain 20 Dock
Blorris £c Fraley, merchants 191 High
Morris George St Go. merchants 7 n Front
Morris George L. bookbinder 2 Dock 28 Spruce
•\ Morris George, labourer Lemon st &: 160 n 8th
Morris Isaac W. brewer 144 s 4th
Morris Israel W. merchant 149 south Water
Morris James, oakcooper ^3 George (S.)
Morris Jeremiah, druggist 293 High
^Morris Jolin, dealer Bedford (M.)
Morris John, printer, 126 St. John
Morris Joseph, labourer 435 n Front
Morris Joseph, mariner 57 Mead alley
Morris Joseph, carjjenter 58 n 8th
Morris Joseph, brewer 96 n Front
Morris Joseph, hatter 12 Chancery lane
Morris L. widow Moyamensing near Prime
tiV/orrz» L. carter back 242 Lombard
Morris Luke W. lumber merchant 100 Spruce
Morris Luke W. k Co. Lumber merchants 9th
below Chesnut
Morris Miss, raantuamaker 145 s 8th
Morris Morris, labourer 238 Catharine
Morris Mrs. painting and drawing accademy 2
Heyde's court Filbert above 8th
Morris Reese grocer 219 n 3d
Morris Richard Hill, merchant 8 n 1 Ith
Morris Robert, sea captain 347 s 3d
■f Morris Robert, labourer, Prospect all^y
Morris Sarah, gentlewoman 20 Bi anch
i: Morris Samnel, waiter Miller's alley
Morris Susan, gentlcmwoman 35 Filbert
Morris Thomas, plaisterer Cherry near juniper
Morris Thomas, jun. Sc Co. brewers 86 n 2d
Morris Thomas, labourer 208 s 2d
Morris Thomas, teacher, Sch. 5th near Chesnut
Morris widow of Robert, gentleman comer lltb
and Chesnut
Morris Wmi. farmer Arch near Sch. 4th
Morris Wm. shingledresscr 389 Sassafra?
Morris William P. merchant, 41 Sansom
MOll MOS
Morrison A. carpenter corner Passyunk & Christian
Morrison 8c Co. rectifying and cordial distillers
108 Plum
Morrison Mrs. of Daniel, turner 280 Arch
Morrison Evan, merchant 60 n 3d
Moriiscn George, merchant 117 New
Morrison Hugh, late tavernkecper 236 s Sd
Morrison Isabella, widow 499 s Fiont
Morrison James, carter 262 s 6th
Morrison iMorris, carpenter 119 Brown
^Jorrison Mrs- widow 6 Penn
Morrison and Rawle, merchants 57 n Front
Morrison Sarah, mantuamaker^back 86 s 3d.
-Morrison widow of Thomas, 14 Prune
Morrison William, oak cooper Arch near Sch. 8th
Morrison Wm. brewer 79 Chesnut
Morrison Wm. cabinetmaker 1 39 Pine
Morrison Wm. sea captain 308 Sassafras
IMorrow Hugh, tinplate worker 1 24 n 11 th
Morrow Samuel, smith corner Pine and 5th
Morrow "widow of John, corner Juniper and Cherty
Morrow Wm. carter, 68 Passyunk road
Morse George W. sea captain 235 Spruce
^lorse Isaac, shoemaker, Biitton's alley
Mortimer Mrs. ladies' seminary 104 Mulberry
.Morton Benjamin, batter 343 s 2d
Morton George, Gray's ferry road near Ferry
Alorton James, printer 22 Strawberry
Morton John, mariner 299 s Front
Morton John, president of North America Bank
116s Front
Morton Joseph, grocer corner Callowhiil and 5th
Morton Joseph, boatbnilder Maiden
Morton Thomas, bookbinder and paper ruler 33
Pewtcrplatter alley
Morion Sc Wallace, binders & rulers, 33 Pewter-
platter alley
-Morton widow of George, sea captain 299 s Front
Mory Lewis, sea captain, 263 s Front
Moscr widow of Martin, potter 3 10 n 2:1
:\Ioses Abraham, merchant 49 n 2d
* yfosca Hancock, labourer las s 7th
MOS' MOW
Moses Henry, currier 377 n Front
Moses Isaac, merchant 154 Chesnut Sc 33 n Front
Moses Jacob, trader, 103 Callowhill
Moses Joshua, merchant 33 n Front 8c 154 Chesnut
Moses Solomon, auctioneer 39 n Front dwelling
» 210 Chesnut
Moss Christopher, shoemaker Germantown rcad
near 4th *
Moss Henry, labourer Oak (S.)
Moss Jacob, quill & pen manufactory 71s 8th
Moss John, merchant 37 Dock [^see Maoa
Moss John A. shoemaker 246 s 5th
Moss Samuel, merchant 97 Lombard
Mosser Jacob, victualler Queen near Hanover
MosslanderGeo. oysterman 130 s 6th
Most Henry, gunstocker 2« Kunckel
Mott James, merchant 4S Dock & 28 Union
Mott Edward, paint warehouse 10 Fetter lan*e
dwellintj 75 n 3d
MottleyMrs. widow SO Coates alley
MouiUie Maturine, wine cooper Locust near BroaS
^Moulden Jacob, woodswayer, Mary's alley
^Mouldcn Noah, woodsawyer back 7 Bedford (M.)
Moulder John N. accomptant U. S. Arsenal Gray's
Ferry road
Moulder Joseph accomptant 1 3 Race
Moulder Margaret, boarding house 24 Pear
^Moulder Noah, woodsawyer Shippen above 7th
Moulder William, justice of the peace 312 n 2tl
Moulson John, storekeeper 64 Mulberry
Mount Edward, mate 8 1 Penn
Mount Forman, gentleman 23 Plum
Mount John, bricklayer 196 Cedar
Mount John, labourer Lombard near3ch. 8th
-^ Mount Tho. carter 540 n 3d
Mount T. B. gentleman 5 Newmarket st.
Mountea Edward, shoemaker i22 Cedar
Mountea widow of George 1 7 Farmer's alley
Mourcr John Andrew, turner Laurence
Mower George, shallopman Huddeirs alley
Mowers Mrs. of Aaron, printer 130 s 10th
[see M0QT6
MOW MUN
Mower James, weaver 32 Crown
Mower widow of Jacob, storekeeper 276 n '2d
Mowerer John, grocer 80 Green
ISIowlan Mary, taylorest, back 479 s I'ront
[_see iMola/i
Moxham Wm. carpenter 2d below Federal
Meyer Peter, plaisterernear 172 n 4th J
Moyer Thomas, saddler &c. 1 17 n Sd
INIoyn Jacob, shoemaker, 23 St. Mary
Much James, shipwright 17 Beck's allef
Muhlenberg David, 305 Sassafras
Muhlenberg \Yidow of H. corner 7th & High
^luicr Daniel, ladies' shoemaker 105 Catharine
M*irhead Alexander, merchant 26 Chesnut
^Mulbagh John, carter Wood near Duke
Mulcaiiy Mary, widow 140 n Water
Mulhall Henry ,baker Locust above 1 1th
Mulhan John, labourer 124 s 6Lh
Mulhollon John, engineer and carpenter, Maple st
Muil Benjamin, combmaker 389 n Front
Mullan Barney, boardirjghouse 244 s 6th
Mullen Edward, grocer corner of Oak and Hay-
scales wharf
Mullen James, biscuit baker 442 n 3d
Mullen Mrs. widow 279 s 5th
Mullen Thomas, shoemaker 159 St. John
Mullen Wm. shoemaker 14 0ak(S.)
Mullenary Martha, widow, 14 Small ^
MuUikin aVIts. of Joseph, 91 Callowhill
Mullin Mary, widow 13th near Cedar
Mullison John, bricklayer 63 Tammany
Mullock L. widow 13 Sterling alley
MoUowny John, Washington pottery ware house
High near Sch. 6th [^see Molony
Mumford Sarah, mantua maker 150 s. 5th
Mummer Ludwick, weaver 145 Coats
Muncas William, coachtrimmer, 21 St. Mary
Mundhenk Daniel, file maker 423 n 3d
Mungan Austin, Cedar near Broad
Munier Nicholas, grocer 203 Spruce
Munns Lyndsey, grocer corner of Swanson ancf-
Christian
Ddd 2
MUN MUR
Muntag Henry, baker 429 n 3cl
Murdockand Duffield, merchants 99 s Fronir
Murdock & Howoith, bookbinders, 33 Bread st.
Murdock John, per iumer 57 Walnut
Murdock John, smith Marbleborou^h near Bedford
Murdock Robert, merchant 53 Lombard
Murdock Thomas, bookbinder 33 Sread st.
Mordock Wm. flour merchant 86 High
Murphy Alexander, accomptant Fearis* court
Murphy Charles, shipwright Marlborough near-
Bedford
Murphy Cornelius, shoemaker 38 Vine
Murphy David, mariner 13 Caliowhill
Ivlurphy ■widow of Ezekiel 41 High
?>Iurphy James, tobacconist High west Sch. Sth
rvlurphy Jas. labourer New Prison Arch
Murphy James, cabinetmaker 135 s 2d
Murphy John, labourer 34 Coats
^•lurphy John, millstonemaker Weaver's alley
■Murphy John, accomptant^ Margaretta
Murphy John, labourer Quince alley
' Mur/ihy Joseph, carter 216 Coats
Murphy Malcolm, smith Davison's alley
^Murphy Miss L. shopkeeper 88 n 4th
■Murphy Mrs. of James, back 57 s Water
Murphy Robert, boot and shoemaker 95 n 3d
Murphy Robert, shipv.'right 27 Beck's alley
Murphy Wm. labou rer Queen near Bishop
Murray . . « , painter &c. 166 s 5th
Murray Cowmoofore Alexander, 12 Prone
Vliirray, Draper, Fairman & Co. Bank bill engra-
vers Sansom above 8th
Murray George, engraver 220 Pine & 47 Sansom :
Aiiirray George, grocer 246 s 2d
Murray Isaac shoemaker 33 Chesnut
Murray Isaac, shoemaker 8th abovid^^ButtonvfOod
Murray Jam€a, grocer 82 German
Murray James, labourer Vine near Ilth
Murray James, accomptant 22 Branch
Murray James, W. attorney at law, 72 s 2d
Murray John, shoenjakpr 514 s 2d
Murray John, oak cooper ^"^^ P"^'6 ^ 304 i Wftter*
MUR M\T.
Murray John, labourer Taylor's alley
iVIurray Joseph, bootmaker, 23 Chesnut
Murray Martha, widow 122 Swaasxjn
Murray Mary, 135 s 2d
Murray Michael, taylor 19 Noble
Murray & Peltz, grocer 246 s 2d
Murray Rebecca, widow glovemaker, back 56T s 5th
Murray Robert C. lastmaker 40 Strawberry
i Murray Samuel, master sweep 56 Small
Murray Wm. typefounder Clifton st.
Murrell Hugh, carpenter 146 Cherry
Murvine Andrew, cooper, Vineyard
Murvinc Ferdinand, ladies* shoemaker 427 s 2d
Muschcrt Catharine, widow 225 St. Johii
Muschert George, sailmakei' Vine st. wharf
Musgrave Aaron, accomptant 168 s 4th
Musgrave James, late goldsmith 74 Spruce
Musgrave Joseph P. merchant 198 Spruce
Musgrave widow of Joseph, storekeeper 352 n 2cl
Musgrave and Yeats, merchants 251 High
Mushel Eli'zabeth,widow 22 Appletree alley
Musser Henry, saddle, trunk and harness maker
295 1-2 High
Musser John» inspector of customs 146 Race
Musser Mrs. boarding house 258 High
Musser Wm. merchant 263 H igh
Mussina Zachariah, shopkeeper 93 Race
Mustin George, tax collector 181 n 2d
Mustin John, storekeeper 181 n 2d
Mybert E. widow 9 Tammany street
Myer Isaap, sign painter 1 1 1 Chesnut
Myer Jacob, labourer Pleasant st.
Myers Anthony, merchant 22 n 3d [see Mayer-
ATeijer, Mahery Meres. Mearsy and Meer,
Myers Catharine, widow, Reed's alley & 300 Race
Myers Catharine, widow Hudson's lane near ^h
Myers Daniel, cabinetmaker :>36 Sassafras
Myers Elizabeth B. storekeeper 14 s 2d
Myers Gadlip, baker 46 Vine
^lye^s George, smith Swede's alley
Myers George, taylor Buttonwood near 6th
Myers George, drayman 4th near George
MYE MYS
Myers George, mariner 16 Swanson
Myers Hannah, doctress 495 n 3d
Myers Henry, sugar boiler 1252 Sassafras
Myers Henry, jun. storekeeper 133 n Sd
Myers Henryy gentleman 133 n 3d
Myers Jacob, flour merchant 437 High
Myers John, joiner 141 n 5th '
Myers widow of John, potter 1 1th above Arch
Myers John, merchant Walnut st. wharf dwelling'
Spruce near 4th
Myers John, mariner 22 Little Water
Myers John, victualler, 269 Callowhill
Myers John, flour merchant 427 High
Myers John, carpenter 205 Lombard near Tih
Myers John, sea captain 15 Christian
Myers John jr. victualler back 293 Callowhill
Myers John & Jacob, flour merchants 427 High
Myers John, cake baker 32 Strawberry
Myers John, paper hanger Randall's court
Myers Mrs. of Henry, Miller's court
Myers Mrs. widow of L. 32 Christain
Myers Micliael, tavernkeeper 205 n Water
Myers Nicholas, dyer 284 n 2d
Myers Peter, tobacconist Buttonwood near 8th-
Myers Philip, grocer 4th near George
Myers Thomas, accountant 133 n 3d
Myers widow of Henry, Laurence st.
Myers Wm. tallow chandler Vine below 8th
Myers Wm. rigger 212 St. John
Myers Wm. smith Catharine & 190 Swanson
Myland S. tobacconist 26 Sassafras alley [^see May-
Mynich Jacob, painter 8 1 n 5th land
My rick Jethro, sea captain 158 Cherry
Myring Jos. glass and seal cutter 45 n 3d
Myring Mrs. boarding house 45 n 3d
Myrre Ann, grocer corner 2d & Queen
Myrtle Jacob, carpenter 4th above Brown
Myitetus widow of Christopher, t£iylop43 Christiai:i<
Myscndhcnder— r, goldsmith &c. 367 n 2d.
>^AC NEA
Nace Jacob, nailer 92 Browne [ece J^iire^
Nagel Charles, hairdresser 371 Mulberry
Nagel George & Co. storekeepers 215 n 3d
Nagel Samuel, bookbinder 3 Little Pine
Nagel Michael, grocer 8c boardinghouse 75 s WSter
Nagel Joseph, corner George and Sch. 8th
Naglee Benjamin, lumber merchant 446 n 2(1
Naglce Catharine, shopkeeper 14 n 6th
Naglee James, shoemaker Federal above 2d
Naglce John, lumber m«rchant 529 n Front
Naglee John 5c Benjamin, lunlberyard corner
Browne and Oak
Naglee Wm. shipwright Moyamensing road nfeaj*
Prime [^see J\,''egl€ij
Nailer John, carter Oak (n. l.)
Nansteal Andrew, victualler Laurence
Napier Alex, stonecutter Joint alley and s. w. corner
Centre square
Napier David, weaver corner Mcrritt's lane & 5th
Napier widow of Thomas, propinetor of Fisher's or
Napier's pills Relief
Napier Wm. printer Merrltt's lane near 5th
Napp John, shoemaker 416 n Front
Nartigvie Madame, 147 Pine
Narud Francisco, gardener Hudson's lane cor. bth
Nash Sarah, widow 12 Kunckel
Nassau Michael, tobacconist 70 Green
Nassau Wm. tobacconist 77 High
Nathans Isaiah, storekeeper 25 6 n 2d
Nathans Moses, merchant 53 n 3d
Matt Thomas, carver and gilder 76 Chesnr.t
Nayle John, oak cooper 1 16
Naylor Joseph, accountant 29 Green
Naylor Samuel, shipwriglvt 52 Artillery lane
Naylor James, carter 1 16 Budd
Naylor Thomas, drayman 1 1 6 Budd
Nazden John, copperplate printer 91 n Water
Neale Elizabeth, corner Coats 8c St. John
Neally John, labourer Say st.
Neastkey John, S. shoemaker 1 6 Vernon
Neath Jas, rigger 31 German
Neavc Mary, widow I Brewer's alley
NED NEW
Xedi-as Louisa, seamstress 70 Almond
NefF Jacob, tailor 128 St. John
Neff Rudolph, grocer 281 Vine corner 8th
Neff Wm. hatter 1 18 n 2d -
Negley Wm. pilot Little*^ court [^see Xaglea
Negus John, inn & ferry keeper Market st. wharf
south side
Neill Moses, carpenter 181 St. John
Neil Sam. carter corner Cherry & 1 2th
Neill H.M. D. 266 s 2d
Neill Hurley, merchants 154 High ^
NeiULewis,mercliant 154 High
Neilson Noble Caldwell, 208 s 4th
Neilson Susan, teacher Lawrence
Neisler George, shoemaker back 20 Spruced
Neitt Joseph, jeweller 81 n 5d
Nell Casper Vict. 482 n Sd
Nelson Andrew, inspector of pqwder magazine
(neck) \jiee KUhon
Nelson Andrew, weaver at Alms house
Nelson Charles, drayman Wood above 8th
Nelson Capt. John,D. 281 s Front & 134n Front
Nelson Mrs. nurse 24 Elizabeth
t J^ehon Ralph, waiter 222 s Tth
Nelson Thomas, yeoman Wood corner West
Nelson Wm. labourer above 543 n 3d
Nelson Wm. mariner 24 St. Mary
^Kelson Wm. waiter 7 1 Pine
Nesbit Thomas, printer 2d below Federal
Nesbit Thomas, stonecutter Scott*s alley
Nesbitt AVm. storekeeper 416 s Front
Neth Catharine, widow 13 Springet alley
Neveil Jolm, diaper weaver 548 n 3d
Nevcling Daniel, carpenter Viemia
Nevins Samuel k Jas. £c Co. exchange office, n.\\\
corner Chesnut and 4th
Nevling Catharine, widow 14 Kunckel
Newbird John, basketmaker High corner Sch. 4th
Newbold Calebs merchant 33 s Front & 148 Chcs*t
Newbold Samuel, 180 s Front
Newbold Thomas, gentleman 269 Chesnut
Newbold Wm. merchant 5 York buildings
NEW N£2
Xe\rccmb, Bayse, jr. attorney at law 124 Walnut
Newell James, taylor 80 BrowfiC
Newell John 91 n Water
Newell Samuel, victualler Hamilton village
Newell "widow of Nicholas, 442 s Front
Newell Wm. grocer corner Water and High
Newhousc Jacob R. hairdresser 175 n 3d
Newkirk E. milliner 15 n Front
Newkirk Garrett, storekeeper 21 n Front dwellinj^"
32 Mulberry
Newkirk 8c Worth merchants 21 n Front
Newlin John, carpenter 54 s lOth
Newlin Thomas, boarding house 92 s Front
Newlin widow of Wm. oak cooper Little Dock
t .Yetfrnan G. oysterman 196 Cedar
Newman Charlotte, 21 Crab
Newman Daniel, hatter & grocer 273 Vine ^ecc
JVorvian
Newman Jacob, accountant 39 Wood (N. L.)
New man Mrs. of John, shoemaker Chnstian n. 4th
Newman John, grocer 6 s Water
Newman John, E. grocer 312 n 3d
Newman John, mariner back 57 s Water
Newman John, shoestore 66 High
Newman J. B. merchant 22 Columbia Avenue
Newman Mrs. of George old York R. near Noble
Newman Thomas, broker 74 s 3d
Newnam Daniel, grain measurer
Ntrwnam Eli, plaisterer Currant alley above Locust
Newport Benjamin, wheelwright &c corner Tam-
many & 3d 138 St. John 8c 322 n 3d
t J^eiv/iort John, sailmaker 246 Lombard
Newsham Ricliard, pattern maker for castings in
iron, Asheton near Spruce
Newton Giles, liquor store 33 Dock
Newton Hannah, rwantumaker 8 Elfrith's alley
Newton Harriott, seamstress 97 Shippen
Newton widow of George, corner 8th Sc Callowhill
Newton John, calicoprinter Mai'iborough near
Queen
Newton Thomas, cork cutter 90 s 5th
Nezmos John, H. mariner 28 Ai*eryle
^NIC NIP
Nice 1-'. shoemakef 302 n 2d [«ee JS/'ace
Nice Jacob, innkeeper 19 s 7th
Nice James, & Washington, coopers and gaugers 20
Brewer's alley ^nd 203 n 3d
Nice James, boot & shoemaker High E»of Sch. 9th
Nice John, South alley
Nice Thomas, shoemaker 493 s Front
Nichols Enoch, taylor 47 Callowhill
Nichols James, mariner 17 Passyunk
Nicholas Jeremiah, grocer 358 s 2d
Nicholls Margaret, widow 85 Penn
Nicholas Mary, gentlewoman 12th below High
Nicholson John, mariner, Britton*s alley
Nicholson Joshua, merchant taylor 20 Arch
Nicholson L. lumber merchant 326 High
Nicholson Mary, seamstress 248 s 5th
Nicholson, Miller & Co. merchant s23 n Front
Micholson Samuel, shopkeer 18 Springet alley
Nicholas Sarah, shopkeeper 20 Strawberry
Nicholson Sarah, upholsterer 13 Keys*s alley
Nicholson Wm. teacher 177 Cedar
Nicholson Wm. jr. merchant 23 n Front
Nickels Wm. grocer corner High and Sch. 3d
Nickle John, labourer Spruce above 10th
Nicklin Philip H. bookseller See. N. W. corner
Chesnut and 6th
Nicklin widow of Philip, merchant 107 s 4th
Nicoll James A. baker Juniper lane
Nicholas Lewis, upholster, corner Chesrtut & 5th
Nicolet G. widow storekeeper 225 s 2d
Nicollas Peter, grocer 2 s 4th & 107 Cherry
Nidda Frederic K. merchant 28 n 3d
Niebuhr Christopher, baker Germantown road near
Second
Nietscake;_John S. shoemaker 4 Vernon
Nigela Henry, farmer 2d above Germabtown road
Nightingale widow of Isaac, taylor 11 Gray's alley.
Nilcs William, shoemaker 95 Mulberry [s-ce Kniles
Ninum Catharine, widow 10th below Race
Nippes J. Abraham, gunsmith 449 n 3d 8c 262 St
John
Nippes Wm. gunsmith; 263 St. John
Nisbct Ann, widow 1 5 Powell rfcr ^ //eBbti
Nisbet and Hart, storekeepers 112n 3d cor. RacV
Nisbet John, carpenter and grazier 96 Sassafi^sr*
Nisbet Michael; storekeeper 86 Race
Nisbet Robert, tay lor 36 St. Mary
Nisser Jacob, potter 84 Race
Nixon Alexander, coachmaker 22 Smffh
Nixon Edward, carter 99 n 9th
Nixon Henry, merchant 93 s Wharves
^ Nixon James, oysterman 128 Chesnut
t AVjTon John, carpenter 189 Shippen
Nixon Robert, tanner Laurel near Budd
fA^xon Silus, mariner 58 Coats
Nixon and Walker, merchants 93 s Wharves
Noble Lydia widow of Samuel 234 n 2d
^JSTobli M. waiter back 70 Christian
Noble Richard, late tanner 234 n 2d
Noble Samuel, tanner 284 n 3d
Noble Samuel, shoemaker 4th near Poplar lane
Noble Wm. merchant High corner 1 3th
Nobl'.t Abraham, bricklayer Juniper near Vine
Noell Daniel swordmaker 302 n 3d
Nolan Peter, labourer 290 s 4th
Nolin Joseph, shingledresser 114 Callowhill
^Kondi-u Michaei,hairdresser 185 Spruce Sc^ilbeft
near 9th
Noncd James, plaisterer, back 3 Blackberry alley
Nones Benjamin, notary public 2 2 C he^nut
Noney Benjamin, steward ,Emlen*s court
Nonnater Peter, weaver Konnater's court
Nonnater Peter P. & Chas H. 38 north lOth
Nooney Margaret, widow 256 L( mbard
Norbury Joseph B. attorney at law 8c conveyancer
35 \Vood
Norgrave widow of Nathaniel, m. d. corner Juni-
per and High
Norman Joseph, grocer 5th and Sassafaas
Norman Joseph, shoemaker 391 n 2d [jtec JVcxvTmi%
Norman Sarah, storekeeper 85 Mulberry
N orris Catharine, huckster, back 6J High
Norris Eliz. mantuamaker Hanover near Qucttl
Norrig Isaac, hatter 32 & 40 n Front
fc e e
NOR— —NUN
Norrifi Isaac W. shipchandler, store corner Vine
and Water, dwelling 27 Keys' alley
Norris James, carpenter, 382 n Front
Norris Joseph, shipwright Beach near Warren
Norris Joseph, shipwright 1 57 n Front
Norris Joesph P. gentleman 140 Chesnut
NoiTis Samuel, shoemaker, 1 1 5 Green
%Norris Samuel, labourer, 24 1 s 6th
Norris Thomas, sea captain 72 Christian
Norris Thomas, bricklayer 274 Mulberry
Norris Thomas, shipwright Beach near Warren
North Caleb, merchant 31 n Water Sc 19 Crown
North John, stablekeeper Relief and 173 Cedar
North widow of John, tavernkeeper Callowhill st.
Wharf
North Joseph, accountant 15 Juliana
North Joseph, storekeeper 66 Race
North Richard, stonecutter 53 Filbert & cor. 10th
North Stephen, druggist & apothecary 65 High Sc
1 n 6th
North Thomas, late constable 153 Cherry
North Wm. merchants i 1 s Front Sc 57 Almond
Northrop Mrs. widow 136 Cedar ^
Norton Jane, nurse 9 Chancery lane i
NortonlJohni smith 244 Sassafrass
Norton" Mrs. widow taylores 265 n Front
Norton Mrs. ofNathan, sea captain 73 New
Norton Rebecca, taylores 9 Gray*s alley
Norton widow of Thomas, Noble above 3d
Norton Thomas, gentleman 9 Vine
Norton Wm. L. printer and accomptant 190 Vine
Norwood John L. grocer. High near 13th
Nottingham Wm. merchant 57 Union
Nout Aaron, tobacconist 64' Coats
Novil John, hay huckster Old York road above Pop-
lar lane ^
Nowlan Mary, widow 6 Prune
Nowlan Morris, paper hanger 6 Prune
Nowlan Thomas, storekeeper 36 s 3d
Is^'ugent George, merchant 25 s 2d & 194 Mulberry
Nugent Charles, labourer Sch. 4th near Spruce
Nugent Wm. labourer Frankford road near Otter
NHnainaker George, cedar cooper 49 Charlotte
KUT O'HA
Nutt Edmond, taylor 191 n Front
Nutt John, taylor, 162 n Walter
Oakfokd Charles, gvain Ecc. measurer 30 Lohr-^
bald
Oakford Samuel, coalmeasurer 319 s 2fl
Oakford Win. measurer of grain, kc. 312 s 2d
Oakeley George, gentleman 20 Dock
Oakcley Robert, merchant 22 Dock'
Oakmaii Elizabeth, storekeeper 16 n 2d
Oat George, accomptant, 5 Ann (N. L.) ■
Oat Jesse late coppersmith 76 Vine
Oat Joseph, bookbinder 5 Clawges* court
Oberbeck Henry, &egar maker Germantown road!
above 3d
0*Birn Elizabeth, widow Shriver's court
0*Boyle Bernard, grocer. 158 s 6th
O'Boyle & M'Gee, grocers, 158 s 6th
O'Brey George, sniith 179 Cedar
0*Br^cn Elizabeth, seamstress Schriverjs court
O'Brien John, accountant corner Cedar and 5th
O'Brien Lawrence, coachman 142 s 4th
O'Brien Richard, enquire 59 s 7th
O'Bryon Benjanun, tavernkeeper 122 s 6th
O'Conner Christopher, sea captain 22 Argylc
O'Conner Mrs. of Hugh, Walnut near Sch. 3d
O'Connor M. taylor 2o2 Cedar
O'Connor C. cordwainer 1 1th near Vin6
O'Conway Matthias James, commissioned interpre-
ter and teacher of the Spanish, French and
English languages 73 s 4th
O'Donnel Con. bottler 306 s 3d
O'Donnei Henry, saddler back 125 Mulberry
O'Donnel Mrs. of Isaac 1 Little Pine
O'Donnell John, coachman Trusty's court
O'Donnell widow of Duniel, Locust near ! otli
O'Driscon Dennis, shoemaker Drinker's court
O'Lliers Jus. N. W. con cr Spruce and 4th
O'i'.UcrS James, jun. sea captain i 64 s 4th ,
O'Hara James, travelling stutioncr, bi Isticker, ven-,
, due cryer & shipwatch, Rose alley near CoatJ*
O'HA OHL
0*Hara James, taylor, 4 Penn
O'Hara John, brushmaker 162 s 3d
O'Hara John, taylor 5 1 Arch
O'Leary \Vm. grocer 107 n 2d
0*MeiU Andrew, hatter M*Cullough*s coui't
O'Neil Daniel, taylor 246 s 4th
O'Neill Henry, merchant 153 High
O'Neill Grace, widow 223 n 3d
O'Neill Hugh C. merchant 153 High
O'Neill Henry, stonecutter Lee's court
O'Neill John, cordwainer 252 s 6th
O'Neill John, brewer 101 Vine
O'Neial John, taylor llth above Filbert
O'Neill John, carpenter 103 Spruce
O'Neill Mary, huckster Petticoat alley
O'Neill Michael, labourer back 7 Bedford (M.)
O'Neill Susannah, widow 82 Cedar
O'SkuUion Francis, shoemaker Dean's alley
Odenheimer Jacob, coach trimmer 1 82 Pine
Odenheimer Jacob U. victualler 16 Locust
Odenheimer John, baiter, 56 Plum
Odenheimer Philip, late victualler ISO Sassafras
Odlin Wooubriclge, merchant 38 s Wharves
Offlev Ann, widow 178 s Front
Offley Mrs. 144 Pine
Ogden Abraham, bookbinder and bandboX makfer
6 Blackhorse alley
Ogdeu E. spinster Juniper above Mulberry
Ogden Jesse, hardware store 168 n 2d
Ogden John, carpenter 250 s 7th
Ogden John M. carpenter 168 n 2d
Ogden Michael, mate Thomson's court
Ogden Robert, accountant 70 s 1 Ith
Ogden Sarah, teacher 146 s 7th
Ogden V/m. corder for the wharfs on SchuylkilJ
70 s Uth'
Ogilby Joseph, ship builder 56 Swanson
^Ogitby Richard, woodsawyer back 1 8 Kunckel
Ogle Howard, carpenter Currant alley near Spruc«
Ogle Peter L. carpenter Currant alley near Spruce
Ogle Tiiom.as, coachmaker 1 1 s 6th
#hlsen Andrew, culler 354 n 3d
OKI ORM
•kic Abraham, merchant 67 High
Okie Sc Brognard, merchants 67 High
Oldden James, commission merchant 30 Vine
Oldden James, jun. merchant 33 Chcsnut
Oldenburgh Daniel, hatter 43 High
Oldenburgh Martin, hairdesser s n Gth and Noti
nater's court
Oldfield David, carter 261 St. John
Oldson William, mariiner 17 Cedar
Oliphant Uziel, mariner 25 Pewterplatter alley
Oliphant John, tailor, 80 n Water
©livant H. Spruce near Sch. 2d
Oliver Andrew, tavernkeeper 80 High
Oliver John G. merchant 130 s 2d
Oliver Reuben, taylor 196 s Front
Oliver Thomas, sea captain 194 s Front
Oliver Wm. boarding house 47 s Water
Oliver Wm. merchant 56 Walnut
Oliver ^m. jun. sea captain 15 Noble
Oliver Wm. G. a^comptant i98 Sassrfras^
Olmstead Edward, printer 29 Cresson's alley
Olmsted Wm. shoemaker 39 Locust
Olmsted Moss, sea captain 197 s Fourth
Olney Benj. B. sea capttiin back 402 n 2d
Omensetter Frederick, biscuitbakcr, Loxley's coun
Ondley Robert, waiter, 7th n Fitzwalter
Oner Barbara, Broad near Vine
OtHs Don Luis de, his Catholic majesty's envO)t
extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary N.
W. corner Ninth and Spruce
Oppenheimer Emanuel, storekeeper, 178 n 2d
Oram Wm. cabinet maker, 177 Coats [^see Ouram
Orchard William, shoemaker, back 1 1 1 n 5th
Ord George, ship chandler 99 south Wharves and
352 s Front ^
Ord George & Co. ship chandlers 99 s Wharves-
Ord John, nailor, back 37 New-Market
Ord widow of George, ship chandler 354 3 Front
Qrca Telesforo, merchant 252 n 3d
Qrr Arthur founder Callowhill above 10th
Qrmrod John,;clerk of Christ Church [see Armroy^
Q|rmbbcy Jfghn, baker i39 s lOth
OF^R. .O VI
Orr & Gardner, coachmakers 18 Columbia aventtd
Orr James, plaisterer Hudson's lane n 7th
Orr John, dealer 114 Plum
Orr John, coachmaker 18 &c 32 Columbian avenue
Orr Robert, coppersmith 237 s 5th
Orr Rob. grocer corner Walnut and Juniper lane
Orr Thomas, exchange broker 2 1 Walnut and gr<l^-
cer 184 Pine
Ore Thomas, watchmaker If Filbert
Orrison Matthew, labourer, Kunckle
Orrison Thomas, shoemaker back 47 Charlotte
Orso John B.- accountant 197 Spruce
Orum Davis, storekeeper 58 n 4th {^see Ouram
Osborn Joseph, merchant 40 Dock
Osborn Mrs. teacher 159 3 2d
Osbourn Ebenezer, carpenter 80 Lombard
Osborne Hannah, teacher 44 Union
Osborn James, oyaterman 1 17 Callowhill
Osbourn Jeremiah, 202 Cedar
Osbourn Joseph, carpenter 41 Pine
Osborune Nehemiah, mariner back 216 n Front
Osterheit Frederick hog victualler Charles
Oswald Eleazar, printer office 173 Pine
Oswald 8c M'llvain, printers, office back 173 Pine
Otis B. portrait painter 72 Chesnut
Ott John, innkeeper (Camel) 140 n 2d
Ott widow of David, gold and silver refiner 86 n 6tli
Ottersides — , mariner 48 Penn
Ottinger Christopher, carpenter 43 Plum
Otto Jacob S. merchant 52 s Wharves & 171 Wd.h
nut
Otto John, frame maker 8 Charlotte
Otto John C M. D. 139 Mulberry
Otto Mary, widow 8 Callowhill .
Otto Sc Slrawbridge, merchants 52 s Wharves
Otway Nicholas, sea captain 24 Meade alley
Ourartt Henry & Son, printing press manufactory
corne^ of 6th and Prune \_see Orum
Overman Williaia, 1 1 Pine
Overn John, trunk maker Juniper above Race
Oveiy John, silk dyer and scourer back 42 s 5th:
OviDgton Mrs. miik w^jxian Cedar o^ar ^Nintk
OWE — pa;
Owen Griffith, clock and watch make enquire f^
Aich
Owen Jane, shopkeeper 141 n Second.
Owen Jesse, gold and silver refiner 487 n 3d
Owen John, rule maker 100 Race
Oweu John, teacher 133 Lombard
Owen John, silversmith, &c. 23 i-2 n 2d*8c 44 ri 4th
Owen MUry, %vidow, 28 Ann (N. L)
Oweu Patrick, shopkeeper 217 n Second
Owen Thomas, distiller 54 and 63 New
Owen Thomas, jr. shoestore 264 High,dwelUng 175
Cherry.
Owen widow, tayloress Passyunk below Prime
Owens Edward, saddler, Sec. 15 Bryan's alley
Owens Edward, blacksmith 18 Bryan's alley
Owens James, coachman 8 1 s 4tb below Union
Owens James, carpenter 133 Spruce^
Owens John, mate 220 s 5th
Owens Robert, tanner Rose (N. L.)
Owens Joshua, tailor GrafF's alley •
Owens Samuel, sea captain 16 Argylc
Owens widow, cake baker 1 1 6 s 4th
Owings Michael, tinsmith 61 German
Owens Owler widow, James coi'ner of Charles
Oxley Margaret, widow, cor. 6th and Poplar lane
Oxley Wm. merchant 55 s Eleventh
Oxner Peter, milkman Germ, road near 2d
Oxx Frederick, labourer. Taper alley
Ozeas Peter, inspector of customs 2.11 Mulben^
Page Jam£s, late corder 7 Vine
Page James, H. 182 Spruce
Page John, oysterman 72 Penn
Page John, grocer 1 4 n Front
Page Lewis, sea captain 219 Swanson
Page Mrs, boarding house 30 Spruce
Page Rachael, mantuawiaker 8c milliner 15 JWHafSt-
Page Wm. merchant 3 1 Chesnut
Pagot John P. merchant 66 Spruce
^(f^Uhfis ^ Cay^oC; fiwcy s(ore 114 J^igk
PAI ^PAL
Pailhes Peter, 114 High
Paine Ephriam, teacher 104 n 3d (^see PMyne nn4
Fay erne
Painter Adam, shoemaker 489 n Third
Painter George, brassfounder 5 11 n Ihird
Painter George caulker Marlborough near Beach
Painter George, coppersmith 56 Duke (N. L.)
Painter Isaac, baker 46 Green
Painter Jacob, grocer corner 4th & Noble
Painter John, carpenter Poplar near 3d
Painter John, carpenter 4th above Tammany
Painter Lemuel carpenter 1 17 German
Painter Margaret, widow Hanover, and 4th near Po]>-
larl ane
Painter widow. Broad near Spruce
Painter Nicholas, bricklayer 480 n Third
Painter Philip, shoemaker 40 1 n 2d
Painter widow of John, Rose
Painter Mary, huckster 488 n 3d
Painter N. shipwright Hanover
Paleske Charles G. merchant, 212 s 3d
Palethorp Rob*t commission merchant IZ Elfretlj*?
alley
Palm Henry, printer 238 s 3d
\ Palmer Aaron, woodsawyer Lily alley
Palmer Amos, distiller 223 n 2d
Palmer Ann, boardinghouse back 86 s 3d
Palmer Anthony A. druggist 47 8th above Arch
Palmer Elizabeth, widow 117 Lombai'd
Pah-ner Eliza, widow Button wood lane
Palmer James, carpenter Frankford R. cor. Otter
Palmer Jane, washerwoman back 300 s 3d
Palmer John, shipwright Frankford R. nearQuetfh-
PaLmer John, shipwright 46 Budd
Palmer John B. treasurer & secretary of the Mu-
tual Insurance Company for the insurance or
houses from loss by fire 54 Walnut.
Palmer Phoebe, mantuamaker 183 s7th
Palmer Richard, justice of the peace e4^Shipp6»
Palmer Richard, trader 145 n 2d
^f aimey Richard, late baiter »6 «. 7tli
PAL PAR
Palmer Sarah, widow Frankford road near Otter
Palmer Samuel, driH;fj;ist 74 Chesnut
Palmer Thomas 8c George, printers, office n. w.
► corner Locust and 8lli dwcllinj^, 2-5 Spruce
Palmer Thomas druggist* Sec. corner Spruce 8c 5th
Palmer Thomas, carpenter Lily alley
Palmer Thomas mariner 4ll s Front
Palmer widow of Thomas, Arch near Sch. 2d
Palmer Thomas, shipwright Queen near Cherry
Palmer Thomas, printer 64 n 7lh
Palmer widow, 2d below Federal
Palmer Wm. carpenter lOth, 4th door below^Chci-
nut
Palmer William ropemaker Rose st
Pancoast Hannah, widow 129 s 3a
Pancoast Samuel, jun. ironmonger 148 High
Pancoast Wm. carpenter Currant alley near Walnpt
Paple Thomas G. shoemaker 313 s 3d
Pardee Joseph, teacher 64 Spruce
Parent Ephriam, cabinet maker 25 n 6th
Parham John, carpenter Walnut above 10th
Parham Jos. lumber merchant Walnut near 9Ch
dwelling. 80 s Ilth
parham Jos. & Co. lumberyard Walnut near 1 0th
Parham Robert, cabinetmaker 18 Keys' alley
Paris Johnf gentleman, 6 Union [^see Parrrs
Park Abraham, shallopman above 447 n Front
Park, Samuel, merchant 183 High
Park Samuel, accountant 254 Lombard
Park Wm, hatter 22 Bread
Parke Charles B. brassfounder Penn near Maiden
Parke 8s: Fenton, cotton factors 38 Race
Parke James P. bookseller and stationer 74 s 2d
Parke Solomon, clock and watchmaker 146 n Fron-t
Parke Thomas, m. d. 20 s 4th
Parker Achilles, winemerchant V3 and 17 Norris'a
alley
Parker Alice & Hannah, milliners 21 n 3d
Parker Andrew, tailor 35 Ann (N. L)
Parker B. teastore 145 Spruce
Parker Benjamin, cabinetmaker 258 Cedar
Parker Q. labourer Shackamaxon
PAR
Parker Daniel, stablek^eper 11 s Sd and back 98
Hitjh
^Parker Edward, bookseller and stationer 178 High
Parker Elisha, tailor 210 Mulberry
Parker Esther boardingbouse 160 Race
Parker George, ropemaker Shackamaxon
Parker Isaac, seacaptain 27 Pine
Parker Jacob, farmer, 2d below Federal*
Parker James, carpenter 14 Knight's court
Parker Mrs. of James, Vine net^ 12th
Parker James, cotton and woollen manufacturer
323 n 3d and dwelling 113 Green
Parker John, grocer 217 Sassafras corner 6th
Parker John, carpenter 57 Prime
Parker James, mariner 22 Meade alley
Parker Joseph, merchant 6th one door above Wood
Parker Joseph, gentleman, 23 Coates* alley
Parker Miss, 203 Mulberry
Parker Nathaniel, 26 Vine
Parker Sarah, Hudson's alley
Parkjpr Richard, ^ Peel Hall) Ridge road
Parker Sarah, 31 Green
Parker Thomas, clock and watchmaker 1 3 s 3d
Parker Thomas, carpenter 144 s 9th
Parker Thomas, carter 263 Catharine
Parker Thomas, carpenter and joiner 92 s 1 1th
Parker Thomas, cotton and woollen manufacturei
323 n 3d
Parker T. J. S. tailor 30 Stamper's alley
Parker Wm. cui rier 9 Pennsylvania avenue
Parker Wm. C. carpenter 7tlv corner Bedford
Parker Wm. mariner 133 n Water
Parker Wm. oysterman 260 St. John
Parkinson Murtin H. seacaptain Clover alley
Parks Richard, carpenter Queen (S.) below 4th
Parks Robert, weaver 82 Race
'\Parks Susan, boardinghouse Barclay's alley
Parman Sarah, widow 255 n 8th
Parraentier Charles, accountant 17 n 12th
Parmenticr N. k E. Fourcstier, distillers 180 Coats
Parr John, tailor 1 Cherry
Parris Gabriel, caleudercr 42 Mulberry
Parrish David, gentleman 1 York buildings
PAR PAT
Parrish I. Iwitter ^lulberry court
Panish Joseph, m. d, 109 Mulberry
Panibh Robert A. plar.einaker 242 n 2d
Panish Robert, late carpenter 86 s Front
Parron Chfirles, tobaccoiiist 412 n ^d
Parrous David, disiiiler above 323 CallowhiH
^Farrott R. printer 228 s 7th
Parry Isaac, plaisterer 104 St Johns [see Perry.
Parry John J. ciock and watchmaker 287 High
dwelling 43 Swanson
Parry Thomas, storekeeper 187 n 2d
Parrymore Joseph, saddler back 134 s 4th
Parsons Abraham, shallopman Juniper near Locu^
Parsons John, 50 Almond
Parsons Thomas, shallopmjHi, back 345 n Front
Parsons, widow of Richard, 119 Swanson
Parsons Wm. mariner Whitehall st
Parienheimer Adam, baker 107 n 3d
Parvin Pearson, teacher 25 n 5th
iParvis lijaac, saw sharper back 258 s 7th
Pascal John, seacaptain 24 s 10th
Paschail Edward, tailor '22 Strawberry
Paskill Jane, gentlewoman 107 Lombard
Pass Martha, widow Smith*s court (Sch.)
Passey Samuel, teacher 153 Vine
Passmore Carieton, teacher 98 Sassafras
Passmore Everatl G. teacher corner Vine and 4th
Passmore 8c Speny, auctioneers and commission
merchants 34 s Froht
Passmore Thomas- auctioneer, he. 34 s Front
Pastorius John, scacaptain 15 Murgaretta
Patrick John, carpenter 250 s 2d
Patrick Wm labourer Quince below Walnut
Patrullo Nicholas, 63 Pme
Patten John, trverukeeper 54 Swanson
Patterson Abner, carter 440 n Froi.t [^see Peter^n
Paitcrson Abraham, mariner Jones near Sch. Stfi
Pulterso!) John, shipjolner Shackamaxon
Pauerson Edward, seacaptain 3 Powell
t7*c«vrer*^7; George, labourer back 18 Kunckel
Pailerson George, mariner con, tr Christian and 3d
Patterson Isaac innkeeper (Schuxlkill HoteJj Higjh
near Permanent Bridge
PAT — -PAU
Patterson J. 8c G. Gerro, fancy chairmakers 79
Browne
Patterson Rev. James, teacher 142.and 205 s 5th
Patterson James, drayman 4 Quarry
Patterson John, grocer 64 n 4ih and corner Race
Patterson John, printer Taper alley
Patterson Jno. weaver Prime (Wharton's buildings)
Patterson John b. Co. flour merchants s. w. corner
12th and High
Patterson John, flour merohant 58 Filbert
Patterson Joseph, seacaptain 199 s 4th
Patterson Joseph, cabinet maker 5 1 Tammany
Patterson Mary, marituamaker 494 s'2d
Patterson Matthew, carter 74 Plum
Patterson Robert, vice-provost, professor of natural
philosophy and mathematics, and president of
the mint of the U. States, University of Penn-
sylvania s 9th near Hiv^h
Patterson Robert, carter Weaver's alley
Patterson Stephen, merchuiit 2ol Spruce and 61 s
Water
Patterson T. blockmaker 7 Little Water & Vernon
Patterzon B. flour and i^rocery store 393 High
Patton Abraham, clock and watchmaker 44 High
Patton Elizabeth, teacher 194 n 3d [^sce Patten
Patton Mrs. of John, Buttonwood lane near 6th
Patton John, taylor 4 Callowhill st Wharf
Patton Margaret, widow 34 Brown
Patton Mary, shopkeeper Spruce above 8th
Patton Richard, carter Christain near 5th
Patton Robert, postmaster 27 s 3d
Patton Thomas, weaver Hazel alley
Patton T. shopkeeper Moyamensing near Wharton
Patton W. labourer Chesnut above 13tli
Patton Wm. currier 17 Strawberry
Patton Wm. accountant 65 Cedar
Pattan Wm. drayman Merritt*s lane
Patton Wm. printer corner Pine & 1 2th
Patton Wm. queen'sware store 65 Cedar
Paul David, carpenter 83 Christi; n
Paul Abraham K. victualler 6th above mill dam
Paul Come^ys, merchant 127 High and 33 n 5tii
j>AU— PAV
Paul David, carpenter 1 16 St. Johns
Paul James, merchant 24 s. Wharves and 34 n. 5th
Paul Jerem. teacher Friends* academy souih 4lh n,
Chesnut
Paul John, merchant 60 north Fourth
Paul Joseph M. merchant 202 Mulberry
Paul Mary, widow, 60 north Fourth
Paul Mrs. boarding house 55 south Fifth
Paul S. shoem-aker 212 south Fifth
Paul widow of James, Sansom's alley cor. Noble
Paul William, jun. sea captain 57 Green
Paul Wm. sea captain 12 Green
Paul William, carter 4 Fetter lane
Paul and Williams, lumber merchants Callowhill
above 6th
Paul Wm. A. hatter 31 Elfiilh's alley
Paulin Joel, tailor 85 north Water
Paulus Adam, baker 26 south Fifth
Pawling Jesse, blacksmith 3 Greenleaf court
Paxson Ann, teacher 13 south Third
Paxson Benjamin, accomptant 124 Cherry
Paxson Charles, merchant 129 High &94 Arch
Paxson & Evans, hardwcire merchants 10 s. 3d
Paxson Isaac, ironmonger 10 south Third
Paxson Joseph, carpenter, back 366 n Second
Paxson James, ship carpenter Shackamaxon
Paxson Joseph S. innkeept^r 130 north Second
Paxson Samuel, hatter 96 High and 135 n. Fifth
Paxson Timothy, merchant 65 north Water and
1 58 north Front
Paxson Wm. hardware nierchant 203 High
Paxton John A. collector, author of the Alphabe-
tical Plan of the City, and editor of the Pliila-
delphia Directory, 81 Locust above' Eighth.
The plan may be had of the author at the fol-
lowing prices, viz. varnished and on rollers
S 3 75 ; on canvas cut and folded in book
S2 75 ; in sheets will, book g2 25 ; and the Di-
rectory at Si 25.
Paxton Sarah, widow of James, 8 1 Locust above Bxh
Pay erne Francis, confectioner 83 n. 3d
Payne Bcr'd, boarding house 306 south Front
F ({
PAY PEA
Payne John, manner 30 Carter's alley [see Paine
Payne Wm. carpenter 214 south Third
Payne Wm. grocer 484 north Second
Payran Stephen, hatter 157 and 324 south Front
[sfe Parratt
t Payton James, coachman Green's court
Peace Jane Ann, mantua maker 1 6 Crab [^see Pease
Peace Joseph, gentleman 78 south Sixth
Peacock Eber, carpenter 3 1 Charlotte
Peacock Ralph, merchant Tenth near George
Peake Edward, carpenter Queen near Frankford R.
Peale Charles Wilson, proprietor of the Museum-,
enquire at the Museum
Peale James, portrait painter ISSansom
Peale Raphael, portrait painter 24 Powell
Peale Rembrandt, portrait painter corner Walnut
and Swanwick streets above Sixth
Peale Rubens, naturalist. Museum, State House
I'ealer Esther, widow of Henry, Spafford street
Pealer Tobias, labourer 276 St John
t Pearce Andrew, ostler 18 Elizabeth
t Pearce Charles, labourer 212 Cedar
Pearce Elizabeth, t«acher 140 Locust
Pearce George, mariner 203 south Front
Pearce John, painter, &c. S. E. corner Walnut and
Water \_see Pcirce and Piene
Pearce John, combmaker 72 Brown
Pearce Joseph, shipwriglit Federal above Front
Pearce Moses, carpenter 3 1 4 north Second
P«arce Robert, painter, 8cc. 249 south Front
Pearce widow of George, HuddelPs alley
Pearce Thomns, perfumer 133 Arch
Pearce William, labourer Sheaff's alley
Pearcy William, baker 20 south Water
Pearson Daniel, cordvvainer corner High and 6th
Pearson David, skindresser 282 north Eighth
Pearson Elizabeth, seamstress 41 1 Rpce
Pearson George, carpenter 399 sputh Second
Pearson Isaac, jun. hatter 120 High [see Pier son
Pearson Isaac, bookseller Sc stationer 109 High
Pearson James, labourer Lombard near sch. 2d
Fearson James, city surveyor 17 north Seventh
PEA PEI
Pearson James, gentleman 30 i Mulberr v
Pearson P. and S. storekeepers 104 north Seventh -
Pearson Silas, tanner, &c. Sarah street
Pearson Thomas, saddler, &c. 138 High
Pearwey Abraham, whitesmith Raspberry alley
Pease Margaret, widow 1 8 1 Walnut [see Pedtc
Pechin John, collector of taxes 3 Elfreth*s alley
Pechin widow, 12 Elfreth's alley
Pecholier Madame, widow, 164 Pine
Peck Daniel L. teacher, back 54 north Third
Peck Israel M. mariner 125 north Water
Peck Jeremiah, boarding house 133 north Water
Peck Lewis, tanner 69 Budd
Peck Thomas, shipwright Brusstar's court
Peckworth rev. John P. ladies shoe store 139 s. 2d
Peddel widow, nurse 270 south Front
Peddle J. oak cooper 212 s. Water & 213 s. Front
Peddle Wm. A. oak cooper 63 north Water and
U Elfreth's alley
Peddle widow of George, 9 Elfreth's alley
Pcdersen P. his Danish majesty's charge d'affaires
and consul general's, e. corner Filbert & 9th
Pedrick Hope, mariner Merritt*s lane n. 5ih
Pedrick Isaac, labourer Carpenter (S ) n. 4th
Pedrick John, shoemaker 257 Callowhill
Pedrick Samuel, blacksmith 12 Christian
Peel Jacob, labourer 88 north 6th
Peitfer Christian, grocer corner Germaritown road
and 2d l^eePfeifftr
Peiffer Jolui, smith Beach near Marlborough
Peiflfer Margaret widow 4th above Poplar lane
Peiree Caleb, ironmonger 81 High and 15 Church
alley [ser Pearce
Peirce Isaac, bookseller 3 s. 4th, dwelling 72 Lom-
bard
Peirce and Emlen, hardware merchants 135 High
Peirce Jacob, teacheN72 Lombard
Peirce Joshua, ironmo»;er 135 High & 27 Filbert
Peirce Thomas, teachttf72 Lombard
Peirsol J. & C. Schaffeip sugar refiners 88 n. 2d
Peirsol Jeremiah, suggypTrefiner 67 Vine St 88 n. 3d
Peirsol Wm. ironmoi%?r 67 north 3d
PEL— PER
Peirson James, merchant 30 1 Mulberry
Pele James, blockmaker, back 444 south Frtnt
Pelham Wm. Union Circulating Library 20 1 Ches-
nut
Pelissier V. professor of music 46 south Fifth
Pelters Evan, bricklayer 1 53 Cherry
Peltz Philip, farmer. Buck near Passyunk road
Peltz Wm. grocer 246 south Second
Pember Charles, labourer Kunckel near Callowhill
Pember Christian, shoemaker 5 Kunckel
Pember widow of Edward, 9 1 Passyunk
Pemberton John, gentleman 8 south Tenth
Pemberton Philadelphia, shopkeeper 6 1 n. Third
Pemberton Sarah, spinster 223 Spruce
Penington Edw. sugar refiner 155 and 159 Race
Penington widow of John, cor. Race and sch. 7th
Penington William, labourer Bedford
Pennington Martha, widow 41 Filbert
Penliff Mrs. washerwoman Fitz waiter above Sixth
Penn Abraham, shipjoiner 75 Queen
Pennell Joseph, carpenter Raspberry alley
Pennick Robert, innkeeper 1 1 8 north Third
Pennock Abraham L. merchant 36 north Third
Pennock Horatio B. merchant 20 north Eighth
Pennock and Robbins, merchants 36 north Third
Penot Francis and Son, cordwainers 22 s. Fourth
Penrose Charles, gentleman 93 Penn
Pentose Joseph, carpenter 230 south Third and
Sixth near Lombard
Penrose Mrs. of Jonathan, 17 Queen
Penrose Sophia, widow, shopkeeper 165 Cedar
Penrose Thomas, late shipbuilder 93 Penn
Penrose William, merchant 1 Almond cor. Swanson
Penry Walter, waiter 208 High
Penston James, cordwainer 10 St. Mary
Penton R. drayman 105 Budd
Peoples John, calicoprinter 504 north Second
Pepper George, brewer corner Minor and Fifih
Pepper Jos. 8 Pennsylvania avenue
Pepper Michael, mariner next 6 South aUey
Percival Joshua; t»erchant 150 Pine
PER PET
Peres Peter, m. d. 133 Vine
Pereyra Joseph, tapermaker 33 Coates' uiiey
Perit John \V. nnerchant 40 Dock ^see Perot
Perit and Osborn, merchants 40 Dock
Perkenpine David, skindresser, 8cc. Third near Ger-
mantown road [^ee Pur.
Perkenpine Mrs. of David, Fourth above Callowhiil
Perkin John, shoemaker back 481 north Third
Perkin John, m. d. 159 north ijecond
Perkins Benj. labourer Frankford R. n. Queen
Perkins Henry, smith 69 north Sixth
Perkins H. wheelwright Frankford R. n. Queen
Perkins Jacob, brickmakcr cor. Filbert & Eleventh
Perkins Mary, widow 448 north Second
Perkins Mrs. Cresson's alley
Perkins widow of James, 106 north Eleventh
Perle Jas. grocer cor. Oak Sc Noble £c iSl n. Front
Perlee Abraljam, m. d. 159 north Third
Perony Charles G. fencing-mabttr 8 south Sixth
Perot Elliston and John, merchants 41 north Water
Perot Elllston, merchant 299 Hii^h [see J^erio
Perot Joiin, merchant 297 High
Perpignan P-eter, goldsmith, Sec. 41 Coates alley
Perrey Samuel, boardinghouse 86 Swanson
^errotteau B. sea captain 95 High
Perry Charles, mariner 120 Swanson
P^irshouse John, merchant 12th near Chesnut
Pesoi widow of Isaac, merchant 37 north Fourth
Peterman Geo. flour merchant 106 Filbert
Peterman Geo. and Jacob, flour merchants 389 High
Peterman Jacob, flour merchant 1 1 n. Twelfth
Peters , silversmith 340 Race
Peters Barbary, widow 1 Elbow lane
Peters Charles, taylor 251 St. John
Peters Christian, coachman 50 north Fifth
Peters Elizcibeth, 83 south Front
Peters Evan, bricklayer 8 Pear
Peters Geo. accomptant 1 1 Sterling alley
Peters James, teacher c orner Fifth and Vine
Peiers James S. teacher 73 north Fihh
i^eters John, beefstake and oysterhouse 20 High &
tayern 251 Sit, John
PET PHE
Peters John, caulker 44 Christian
Peters John, cook 289 south Fourth
Peters Manuel, mariner 20 German
Peters Mary, widow, Lombard street alley
Peters Mary, widow 12 Wagner's alley
Peters Nicholas, oysterman 188 Cherry
Peters Rees, carpenter ISO St. John
Peters Richard, judge of the district court of the
United States, Belmont
Peters Richard, jun. attorney at law 85 Walnut
Peters widow of Thomas T. 205 Sassafras
Peterson Aaron, labourer 39 Prime
Peterson B. shipwright 12 Margaretta {see Patterson
t Peterson Charles, porter, Webb's alley
Peterson George, grocer 3 s. Third & 94 n. 5th
Peterson Henry, grocer 291 High
Peterson Henry, jun. grocer S.E. cor. Arch and 5^h
t Peterson Henry, labourer Juniper alley
I Peterson Jacob, hairdresser 76 Spruce
Peterson John, porter 2 Hopkins' court
f Peterson Nathan, woodsawyer Webb's alley
Peterson Peter, shipwright Prime above Second
Peterson Thomas, shallopman 261 north Front
yetherbridge John, shipwright Swede's alley
Petit Andrew, aWerman, 69 s. 6th, office 12 s. 4th
Petraye John, merchant 35 Pine
Pettibone Daniel, edge tool, &c. maker, 32 n. 8th
Pettit George, shallopman 5 Summers* court
Pettit Hester, nurse 74 New
Fettit Nicholas, taylor 40 Race
Pettit Jonathan, bricklayer 92 Crowd
Pettit widow of Anthony, 72 Green
Peusch Jacob, labourer 5 1 north Sixth
Peychiers E. widow, 91s. Fourth near Pine
Peyrusse Arnaiid, taylor 156 south Fourth
PfafT George, printer 6 Branch
Pfeiffer widow of George, 235 north Second
Pfeiffer Mrs. widow. Fourth near Poplar lane
{see Peijftfr^ Pifcr, iP" Pifitt
Pfile John, cabinetmaker 51 Green \sec File
Pilaume Francis, baker 346 north Front
Pheil David, silverplater 62 Tammany
>>HE PHi
Phelps Elijah, Filbert above Eleventh
Phelps Othniel, shoemaker 20 Browne
Phile John, collector 157 Mulberry
Phile Mary, widow, Fourth above Browne
Philler Andrew, bootmaker, S;c. 156 south Front
Phillcr Andrew, jun. boot and shoemaker 271 s. 2d
Phillips Aaron I. druggist, &c. 190 Callowhill
Phillips Benjamin I. merchant 18 Chesnut
Phillips Benjamin, shipbuilder 25 Prime
Phillips Ben. late storekeeper Aichn. sch. Front
Phillips Edward P. viciualler, Moyamensing below
Federal
Phillips Henry, tinsmith 1 8 Fayette
Phillips James, mate 160 north Water
Phillips John, baker 5 Blackhorse alley
Phillips John, labourer 97 Budd
t Phillips John, barber 226 south Fifth
Phillips widow of J. circulating library and book-
seller 1 1 9 south Third
Phillips E. washerwoman, Quince alley below Walnut
Phillips Joseph, carter, corner sch. 8th and Say
Phillips Jonathan, pumpmaker corner Beach and
Maiden
Phillips Levy, merchant 22 north Fourth
Phillips Mary, widow 13 Tammany
Phillips Matthew, labourer back 189 north Second
Phillips Matthew, 155 north Sixth
Phillips Mrs. of John, Christian near Fifih
Phillips Miles, accomptant 88 south Third
Phillips Peter, grocer 71 north Seventh
Phillips Kebecca, widow of Joseph 41 north Fourth
Phillips R. carter, sch. 8th above Race
Philhps Sanmel, coachmaker Blackberry alley
Phillips Thomas, shoemaker Green below Second
Phillips widow of Henry, 107 south Fourth
Phillips widow of John, 7 Pine
Phillips William, merchant 200 south Front
Philhps Wm, sea captain 42 Almond
Phillips Wm. smith 133 Cherry
Phillips Z. attorney at law 238 Spruce
Phillipson Siftion, merchant 258 Mulberry
Philses Alexandefi gentleman 1 1 north Eighth
PHI PIN
Phinney Saml. sea captain 236 n. Front
[see Finney., Phynncy
Phipps M.and S. shopkeepers 21 north Fourth
Phipps Sarah, widow 30 Mary street (S.)
Phynney \Vm. mate 307 s. Front
[see Phinney^ Finney
Physick Abigail, 65 New
Physick Phil. S m. d. professor of surgery 1 14 Arch
Picard Peter M. late porter 268 Lombard
^ Pick^nds widow of Thomas, carpenter 3 Filbert
Pickel Ann, widow 126 Cedar \jsee Pikel
Pickering John, planemaker Kunckel near Green
Pickering Thomas, carpenter 87 Coats
Pickering Thomas, oysterman 30'i south Fourth
Pickering William, taylor 53 Walnut
Picquet Martin, merchant 205 High
Pidgeon C. cabinetmaker 222 Lombard
Pierce John, ropemaker 36 Christian [see Pearce
Pierce and Robinson, ropemakers and shipchandlers
Spruce street wharf
pierie and Caner, coachmakers 12 south Seventh
Pierie Charles, coachmaker 34 Sugar alley
Pierie George W. printer 20 Greenleaf court
Pierie James T. carver and gilder 68 Chesnut
Pierie John, hairdresser and bleeder N.E. corner
Walnut and Fourth
Pierie Mary, vadow 20 Greenleaf court
Pierie Wm. currier 20 Greenleaf court
Pierpoint Robert, siikdresser 58 Dock n. Pear
Piesch Abraham, merchant 115 north Water
Piex Robert, shoemaker Christian near Fifth
Pifer John, blacksmith Oak near Coats
Pifer John, tavernkeeper 18 Vernon
Pike Marinus Willett, gilder 41 north Sixth
Pikel Casper, coach lampmaker 61 south Fifth
Pile Wm. accomplant 13 Summer's court [see Pyle
Pilmore Rev. Joseph, 171 south Fifth
Pinchin widow of William, 326 Sassafras
Pindleberry Wm mariner 70 Penn
Pine Lazarus, shall vpman 78 Penn
Pine Joseph, labourer back 5 10 north Front
Pinkerman widow of Henry, bricklayer 155 Coats'
PIN VlV
Pinyard John, labourer back 216 norlh Front
Piriyard Matthias, mate 270 south Front
Piper Frederick, currier 370 north Second
[.9<?e Pifer and Pftiffer
Pister Mary, widow, Marlborough near Prince
Pitcher R. millinery and fancy store 61 Mulberry
Pitman Wm. T. plaisterer n. 3 Blackberry alley
Pitner Aaron, sea captain 353 south Second
Pittman widow of Ephraim, 46 Bread street
t Plamore Charles, barber 24 Christian
Plane Jacob, carpenter 4th above Browne
Plank John, brewer Fourth above "V^ine
Plank John, cooper 277 north Front
Plankinhorne J. late flour insp<;ctor Fifth below
Christian
Piatt Samuel, shoemaker 9 Fayette
Piatt Wm. tavernkeeper Germantown road n. 4th
Pleas George, cooper 17 Green
Pleas George, jun. cooper 175 St. John
Pleasants Charles, merchant 114 Mulberry
Pleasants Israel, president of the U. S. Insurance
Company 281 Chesnut near Ninth
Pleasants James, merchant 2 n. Ninth
Pleasants Joseph, hardware merchant 267 High
Pleasants widow of Samuel, 2 north Ninth
Plecker Peter, cooper 271 north Second
Pleis Mdtlhias, apothecary and druggist 451 n. 2d
Plish Jonas, shoemaker 489 north Third
Plocher John J. wheelwright 2 Maria
Plowman Thomas L. (enquire) corner Little George
and Seventh
Plotts Charlotte, 259 south Seventh
Plum Peter, ropemaker Federal above Second
Plumb Anthony, yeoman Hudson's lane n. Eighth
Plumb Joseph, shoemaker Hudson's lanen. 8t'h
Plumley Absalom, ropemaker, Carpenter (S.) n. 5lh
Plumley Mrs. of George, Christian near Fourth
Pluncket James, copperplate printer 462 n. Third
Plunket Mrs. of Alexander, 264 south Fifth
Plunghi Lewis, coachmaker Orange street
Plu right Wm. sea captain 125 s. 2d cor. Spruce
Plush John, sugarbaker Garden street
Ggg2
POA— POP
Poalk Robert, late auctioneer 4S north Fourth
Poalk Solomon, bottler 86 n. 2d and 240 s Third
Poincy Peter, goldsmith 266 north Second
Point John, pumpmaker 32 Old York road and Rich-
ardson's court
Pointe James, goldsmith, &c. 17 south Second
Poitevin Peter, jeweller 550 north Third
Pole Edward, late auctioneer, innkeeper, Gray's fer-
ry road opposite U. S. arsenal
Pole Edward, jun. teacher, Gray's ferry road oppo-
site U. S. arsenal
Polick Hyim, dealer 72 north Fifth
Polls widow of George, shoemaker 23 St« Mary
PoUin Peter, bootmaker 46 south Third
Pollock George, gentleman 172 Chesnut
Pollock Jane, bonnelmaker 73 Arch
Pollock John, stonecutter and marble mantle manu-
factory. Fourth above Green
Pomeroy David, grocer 1 2 1 Budd
Pommer Charles, piano-forte maker 72 Race
Pomroy Wm. L. shoemaker Fourth above Coats'
Pomroy Wra. currier 3 Gray's alley
Pond Samuel, watchman 282 Sassafras
Pond widow of Tho, shallopman 1 1 Duke (N. L.)
Pond & Wood, victualling, &c. cellar 425 n. 2d
Pons John B. hatter 234 south Fifth
Pool Edward, mariner 104 Filbert
Pool Peter, hatter 27 Cr©sson*s alley
pool Rebecca, widow of Wm. H. back 20 Kunckel
Pool Wm. combmaker 4 Pennsylvania avenue
Pool , combmaker 87 north bixth
Poole John, ferryman M*Cullough*s court
Poole Wm. tavern and ferry keeper High street
wharf, north side
Poor Martin, ostler 298 Vine
Poore John, teacher 5 Appletree alley
t Pope Dennis, labourer, back 186 south Fifth
Pope Isaac, labourer, Little's court
Pope Nathaniel, bricklayer 74 north Ninth
Pope Thomas, architect, landscape gardener, & en-
gineer. Library st. dwelling 7 n. 12th
Pope Mrs. of Wra^ Rose alley (N. L.)
POP POT
Poppal George, victualler 8c innkeeper 178 Cedar
Poppe Henry, tavernkeeper 154 Vin«
t Porter Cyrus, coachman 159 Lombard
Porter Daniel, oakcooper 49 south Water
Porter Eliz. widow I Cresson's alley
Porter James, grocer, corner Vine and Thirteenth
t Porter Jacob. labourer 1 49 Browne
Porter Jehu, sea captain 403 south Front
Porter John, m. d. 165 Walnut
Porter John and Son, brushxnakers 125 High and
35 north Third
Porter John, sen. brushmaker €9 Mulberry and 35
north Third
Porter Jonathan, tavernkeeper 76 north Water
Porter Margaret, boardinghouse 225 n. Second
t Porter Robert, labourer Lyndall's alley
Porter Samuel, smith Prospect alley
t Porter Samuel, carter Lombard above Ninth
Porter W. R. taylor 1 10 south Second
t Posey Samuel, sweep 95 Passyunk
Posslcns Mary, boardinghouse 8 north Third
Pote Henry, fisherman Queen near Bishop
Pote M. widow, Wood near Queen
Pote Peter, fisherman Queen near Bishop
Pote Peter, jun. fisherman, Qucren near Bishop
Poth Conrad, tallowchandler 178 St. John's
Potier Thomas N, merchant 19 1 south Second
Potter Joseph, wharf-builder 5 Kunckel street
Potter Joseph, mariner Swede's alley
Potter Richard C. merchant 4 north Third
Potter Sam. 8c Wm. Page, merchants 3 1 ChesnuC
Potter John, n>erchant 16 south Front
Potter Wm. W. bookbinder 33 Carter's alley and
83 Union
t Potts Cyrus, coachdriver 157 Spruce
Potts rev. Geo. C. pastor of the fourth Prcabytcria*
church, 65 Locust above 8th
Potts James, 254 Race
Potts James, oak cooper 63 north Water
Potts J. S. 8c W. A. Peddle, coopers and gau|;erft
63 north Water
Polls Margaret, atortkeeper 93 north Fourth
POT POW
Potts arid Matlack, shoestore 209 High
Potts Nathan R. attorney at law 1 13 north Fifth
Potts Nathaniel, merchant 5 north Water
Polts Phineas, accountant SO Elfreth's alley
Potts Samuel, accountant 17 Julianna
Potts Samuel, gentleman 343 High
Potts Stacy K. merchant 9 north Second
Potts Stacy, jun shoe store 209 High
Potts Susan, storekeeper 42 south Fourth
Potts widow of Joseph, 102 Mulberry
Pouble Peter, confectioner 141 south Second
Poulson Ann, boarding house 210 south Seventh
Poulson Charles A. printer 106 Chesnut
Poulson George, bricklayer 313 south Seventh
Poulson John, printer 106 Chesnut
Poulson John, bricklayer 243 south Seventh
Poulson Zachariah, publisher of the American Daily
Advertiser 106 Chesnut
Poultney Catharine, widow 3 Strawberry
Poultney James, ironmonger corner Seventh and
Spruce *-
Poultney John^ balance weigher Walnut street wharf
and 40 Union
Pounder Jonathan, bookseller 352 north Third
Poupon Auguste, jeweller 79 Race
Powell Abraham, labourer Federal near Second
Powell Andrew, grocer 69 Passyunk
Powell Ann and Martha, tea store 1 5 south Third
Powell Benj. labourer 163 Green
Powell Benjamin, grocer 144 south Eighth
Powell Davis, carpenter 229 Lombard
Powell Elizabeth, gentlewoman 205^ Chesnut n. 7th
Powell Geo. carpenter 8 Bedford (M) near 7th
Powell John, painter, &c. 86 south Eleventh
Powell John Hare, gentleman 108 south, J- ighth
Powell John, labourer High west of Permanent
Bridge
Powell John, bricklayer 252 Lombard
Powell Jos. carpenter 6 Knight's court & 99 Crown
Powell and M'lntosh, grocers corner Callowhill and
Washington
Powell Peter, labourer corner Cedar and Bro»d
?0U' PRE
FoweH P» wheelwright Germantown R. n. Front
Powell K. layer out of the dead Shepherd's court
Powell Rhoda, widow 13 Mary (S.)
Powell Samuel, carpenter Shackamaxon
Powell Sarah, shopkeeper 43 Green
Powell William, wheelwright Maiden
Poweil William, lumber yard 375 High, dwelling
101 north Seventh
Powis James, painter, £cc. Patton's court
Poylin Sarah, seamstress Kugler's court
Poyner Francis, accompiant 32 Coates* alley
Poyniell widow of William, 191 Spruce
Prade John, gentleman 63 south Second
Prady John, sea captain High near sch, 5lh
Prager Mark, merchant 1 Little George cor. 6th
Prahl Edward, chairmaker 64 north Fifth
Prahl Samuel, blacksmith Rachel street
Prahl widow of Lewis, Rachel street [see PrecU
Pratt Henry, merchant 95 n. Water £c 1 12 n. Front
Pratt James, tobacconist 128 Cedar
Pratt John, cabinet maker 38 German
Pratt J. D. merchant 95 n. Water 8c 298 n. Front
Pratt Sc Kintzing, merchants 95 north Water
Pratt Thomas, mariner back 64 Catharine
Pratt Thomas, merchant 58 s. 1 1th £c 48 s. Wharves
t Prattis David, woodsawyer Cherry above 1 1th
Pray John, victualler 50 Charlotte
Preall George, shoemaker 12 3 Plum \^s€e Prahl
Preall widow of James, cooper 109 south Second
Preall John, shoemaker 26 Oak (S.)
Premir John B. grocer corner Lombard and Sixth
Prentice Benj. stable keeper corner 8th & Locust
Prentice Caleb, stable keeper corner Locust & 8th
Prentice David, founder corner Washington and
Callowhill
Prentice 8c Summerville, founders Upper Ferry R«
Prentzel Charles S. baker 100 north Seventh
Preston John, painter, &c- 6 1 Union
Preston John, shoemaker SpafTord street
Preston Wm. jun. boat builder 51 Artillery lane
Preston Wm. boat builder 51 Artillery lane
Preswick Elizabeth, shopkeeper 1 59 Cedar
Pretty man Eliz. nurse, back 362 south Second
Prevost Andrew M. tobacconist 59 south Front,
dwelling 74 Swanson
Prevost Henry, merchant 74 Swanson
JPrevost & Co. merchants 19 north 2d
jPrevost L. and A. M. tobacconists 59 south Front
PrevostLewis,jun. merchant 19 north Second
Price Abijah, dep. keep, of prison 162 Cherry
Price Chandler, merchant 96 south Front, counting
house 41 Dock, east of 2d {^see £r€ish
Price Elizabeth, widow 99 Pine
Price E. lumber merchant High west of Perma-
nent Bridge
Price Fred*k, carpenter, back 297 Callowhill
Price and Gaws, tanners, back 511 north Front
Price George, printer corner Callowhill and Ridge
and 313 Arch
Price Jane, milliner 328 north 2d
Price John, mariner 53 Queen (S.)
Price John, carter Eleventh above Race
Price John, medicine pulveriser 4 Cable lane
Price John, 96 north Third
Price John, rigger 194 south Water
Price John M. merchant 8 Sansom
Price Joseph, hatter 79 High
Price Joseph, tanner 5 1 \ north Front
Price Mary, widow, Shackamaxon
Price Matthias, blackballmaker near 355 Callowhill
Price Mrs. boarding house 28 north Eighth
Price Philip, jun. clock and watchmaker 31 s. 4lh
Price R. lumber merchant 196 south Fourth
Price Rebecca and Sarah, 78 Crown
Price Robert, accomptant Highw. of Centre Square
Price Samuel, merchant 19 High
Price Sarah, widow, 75 north Sixth
Price Sarah, widow, shopkeeper 34 south Third
Price Sarah, widow, Penn (K)
Price Seth, dep. keep, of prison 13 Pfeiffer's alley
Price widow of Jacob, \ 66 Swanson
Price Wm pilot China street
Prichett John, merchant 339 Spruce
PR I^— PRY
Pnchett Thomas, late cooper Eighth n. Cedav
Prichett Thomas and John, flour merchants 4 1 s^
Water and 98 south Eighth
Prichett widow, 239 Spruce
Prichett William, currier 98 south Eighth
Prichett William, carter 265 Catharine
Prichett William, currier 127 Chesnut
Prichett William, merchant 98 south Eighth
Prichett William R. shipjoiner, dwelling and shop
near corner of Beach and Penn
Priest Emanuel, caulker 161 north Water
priest Levi, combmaker 36 Passyunk
Priest Thomas, labourer Rose alley (N. L.)
Priestman William, merchant corner 9th and High
Primer Jacob, carpenter 124 Shippen
Primmer Adam, Ann street (V.)
Primmer Margaret, widow, Passyunk n. Queen
Primmer Mary, widow, back 66 south 5th
Primrose John, saddler, &.c. 2 s. 7th and 14 n. 8th
primrose Vailot, saddler, Sec. 308 High
Prine Daniel, taylor 101 Cedar
Pringle John, stone cutter Chesnut above Tenth
Probasco Henry, justice of the peace 37 Coats'
Probasco Martha, widow, Poplar below 2d
Probst George, sugar baker 15 Shippen
Promise Wm. jeweller 98 north Third
Pronk John, m. d. 169 Pine
Propert John, farmer Johnson's lane
Proud Robert, gentleman 38 north Fifth
Proudfit James, u. d. 123 south Second
^roudfoot R. teacher Queen near Marlborough
Proudlcr Margt. widow. Queen near Cherry
Proved Hannah, widow. Weaver's alley
Provenshere Peter, 183 south Fifth
Prowitt Thomas, teacher 32 High
Prudot L. upholsterer 75 south Front
Pryor Edmond, druggist, &c. 373 north Front
Pry or George, carpenter 160 south Ninth
Pryor Josiah, currier 16i south Fifth
Pryor Jos. grocer, 56 n. Water Sc 26 Elfreth's alley
Pryor M. and M. gentlewomen 47 Union
Pryor Norton, gentlennau 1 17 Mulberry
PRY— -PYL
Pryor Norton, jun. gentleman 47 Union
Pryor Richard, hatter 4 north Front
Pryor Tho. W. merchant 373 north Front
Pudvin" James, grocer corner German and Fourth
Pue Hugh, morocco dresser Walnut above Tenth
Pugh Catharine, widow 55 Spruce
Pugh Eli R.back 126 north Fifth
Pugh Henry, enquire 72 south Eighth
Pugh Jesse, cabinetmaker 64 north Eighth
Pugh Jonathan, plasterer 6 Heyde's court
Puglia Jas. Ph. sworn interpreter of foreign Ian-
guages and health officer, 158 south Third
Puley George, soapboiler Small alley
Pullen Philip, typefounder Bonsai street
Pullen R. treas. of New Theatre 132 s. Sixth
Pulley Mrs. 2 Sterling alley
PuUinger Collin, sea captain 247 south Front
Pummeroy Elizabeth, nurse 368 north Third
Purchey John, labourer Greenwich street
Purdon John, shopkeeper and city commissioner
122 south Front
Purdon John, jun. attorney at law 191 Chesnut
Purdy George, carpenter 321 Callowhill
Purfil Mrs. of John, Queen near Frankford road
Purgen Enos, labourer 375 south Front
Purkenpine John, victualler 43 Budd [see Per.
Purkenpine John, jun. victualler back 4S Budd
t Purnel Fred'k, master sweep 27 Grissers alley
Purnell Wm. m. d. 56 Walnut
t Pursue Aaron, carter back 8 Coombs' alley
Purves Alexander, merchant 22 south Second
Purves Wm. mariner Elmslie's alley
Purves Wm. hatter 19 Cresson's alley
Pusey Wm. hatter 78 north Fourth
Pybus John, shoemaker, wire coverer, and grocer
S.E. corner Fifth and Vine
Pyle Joseph, storekeeper 42 north Second
Pyle Mrs. of Thomas, Goddavd's alley {see Pile
Pyle Martha, tayloress 99 Cherry
QUA^— RAi
(^uAcco Francis, shallopman 188 Lombaic
Quad John, barber, 47 Gaskill
Quail Eliz widow, milliner, 46 Cedar
Quandale Lewis, clock and watchmaker 69 Chesnuc
Quandrill Charles, sea captain 248 Spruce
Queen- James, merchant taylor 53 south Third
Queen Thomas, distiller 388 High above Twelfth
Quesnet B. professor of dancing, Library street and
47 north Sixth
Quest Elizabeth, widow 244 St. John
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cksal J. shoemaker Queen near Hanover
g John, accomptant back 3 Blackberry allev
g Robert, accomptant Watson's alley
gley James, sandman back 12 Spruce v
g!ey Mary, shopkeeper Mary*s alley
n Allen, shoemaker Relief street
n Andrew, hairdresser 63 Walnut
n Arthur, hostler, 103 south Fifth
n Barnet, accomptant Prime above Front
n Daniel, rectifying distillery 183 south FourtJi
n Emanuel, stoi;ecutter 291 Mulber-y
n Felix, typefounder Cedar above Tenth
n Patrick, grocer 18 Filbert
nlen Morris, taylor 1 48 north Front
nter Thomas, labourer Oak beiow Noble
rk lyargaret. seamstress 68 Union
Rabjohn John, tailor 229 St. John
Rabjohn William, shoemaker 14 Kunckel
Rabsom Henry, shoemaker 52 Charlotte
Rabsom Mary, widow, 205 Mulberry
Rademaker Joseph, charge des aftaires and const..
general from Portugal 26 San'om
Hafieid John, accountant 5 Farmer's alley
[^r^; Rail/'. !.:
Aaftle Joseph, tobacconist 104 Christian
lagen James, morocco dresser, back 40 n. 4ih
^.agen Morgan, mariner 26 Mary (S )
Magin John, carter Thirteenth above Filbert
Raguet Condy, merchant Bickley's wharf and \ I s»
Fifth
Rain Lienor, widow, 322 south Third
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RAI RAN
Rain Thomas, chair maker Wattman's aliey
Rainey John, carter Mark's lane
Raivly John, baker PearsoR's court
Rakestraw Joseph, printer £48^ north Third
Rakestraw Sarah, widow, 190 north Fifth
Ralston Matthew C. merchant 103 south Front
Ralston Robert, merchant 189 Mulberry, counting
house 103 south Front
Ralston Robert, jun. accountant Swede's alley
Ralston William, labourer Barker street n. 4th
Ramage Adam, printer's joiner and cabinetmaker
Library st. n. 4th and Elizabeth n. 6th
Ramage Amor, plaisterer 1 1 Pennsylvania
Rambo Anna, widow, Prospect alley
Uambo Peter, shipwright Hanover near Bedford
Rambo Sarah, teacher 6 Budd street
Rambo widow of Daniel, 43 Green
Ramee J. architect opposite 40 south Eighth
Ramer John, ostler 28 Poplar
Ramp William, stone cutter 10th above Filbert
Ramsay Alexander, carpenter and city corrimiS"
sioner, Ninth above Race
Ramsay Benj. and Isaac, feedstore 444 Race
Ramsay Mary, shopkeeper 147 Cherry
Ramsdell Mrs. tayloress 96 north Fifth
Ramsey Christopher, labourer Race n. sch. 7th
Rand B. H. professor of Penmanship 8 n. 3d
Rand Henry, labourer Mulberry alley
Randall George, drayman 1 67 south Fifth
Randall Joseph, carpenter 103 s. ^th n. Walnut >.
Randall Josiah, attorney at law and clerk of the
mayor's court, office east wing of the state house
Randall Matthew, merchandize and ship broker 61
Chesnut [see Hundle
t Randall Robert, carpenter 16 Artillery lane
Randle John, shoemaker 403 north Third
Randolph Edw. merchant 126 north Second
Randolph Edw. jun. 88 V-ne
Randolph George F. merchant 83 High
Randolph and Madeira, merchants 239 High
Randolph Mrs. of David, 400 north Front
Randolph Richard, merchant 126 north Second
RAN RAY
\ Randolph Joseph, painter, Sec. Blackberry alley ii.
Spruce and Spruce above Eighth
Randolph William, carpenter 126 north Second
Rang John, grocer i65 Vine
Ranken Alexander, cordvvainer 50 Mulberry
Ranken George, shoemaker 7 Cresson's alley
Ranken George Sc Son, cabinet ni-akers 129 Wal-
nut and 62 north Fifth
Ranken Hugh, grocer cor. 7th and Race
Ranken William, cabinet maker 129 Walnut
Rankin Davis, shipwrip;ht 563 south Front
Rankin Sarah, widow, Coombs' alley
Ranten James, merchant 127 High and 33 n. 5ih
Raphun C. baker Grissel's alley
Raphune Catharine, shopkeeper 4 South alley
Raphune John, taylor 36 s. Water
Rasch Anthony, silversmith 1 18 High
Raser A. widow 94 Sassafras
Raser Thomas M. teacher 78 north Fifth
Ratsheller A. black and white smith 360 north 3d
Rattenbiller John, labourer 27 Tammany
Ravesies Fred, merchant 229 High and Mulberry
court
Ravoudt Wm. S. M. D. 18 York road
Rawl Benjamin, shipwright S3 Budd
RawleSarnuelB. merchant 98 south Fourth
Rawle William, counsellor at law, office 116 and
dwelling 112 south Third
Rawle William, jun. attorney at law 1 16 s. 3d
Rawn Elizabeth, widow 149 Pine
Ra worth Mary, teacher 81 Penn
Ray Andrew, store & tavern keeper 168 Swansojt
Ray David, merchant 137 s. Water 8c 164 s. F'ront
Ray David Sc Moses, merchants 137 s. Water
Ray James, attorney at law 251 north Front
Ray Jonathan, hatter George above 12th
Ray J. sea captain 372 north 3d [see Eea ^ IVray
Ray M. A. shopkeeper 1^ north Third
Ray Nathaniel, sea captain 39 Noble
Ray Thomas, sea captain 19 Queen (S.)
Ray Wm. hairdresser corner St. John and Ponhr
lane and 16 Browne
RAY REG
Rsy \vidowof John, grocer 380 south Second
Kaybold Joshua, constable 5 1 Filzwalter
Kaybold Thomas, starchfactory Arch n. sch. Front
Kayburn John, taylor back 119 Queen (S )
Rayfield Wm. J. marine inn 5 s. Water Uee liq/ield
t Kayman Andrew, mariner Webb's alley
Rayman Wm. labourer 28 Poplar lane
Raymond Nathan, oysterman 95 north Fourth*
Raymond widow of Pierce, grocer 92 Spruce
Rea Alexander, umbrella maker 38 south Third
Rea David, wheelwright Frankford road near Otter
Rea John, upholsterer 151 Chesnut [see Ray, Wrai,
Read Eliza, widow, 209 south Seventh
Read H. grocer Poplar lane above 3d \sceReed, Reid
j-iead James, merchant 1 North alley
Read John, mate 19 Cedar
Read John, kibourer 201 Shippen
Head John, umbrella maker 79 south Second
Read John, jun. attorney at law 176 Chesnut
Read John, bootmaker Petticoat alley
Read Peter, painter, Sec. 64 Sassafras
Read Samuel, storekeeper 45 north Second
Read Henry, grocer Poplar lane above Second
Read Wm. merchant 15 Sansom
Read Wm. carpenter 66 south Water
Read Wm. F. copperplate printer 248 Lombard
Read Wm. L. saddler 268 north Second
Keakert John, grocer 439 north Second -
Reall Samuel, accomptant 8 Callowhill [see Reel
Reap Bernard, shoemaker 106 Budd
Reap John, shoemaker Kensington
Reap John, shoemaker Crown near Duke
Reap Philip, carpenter 98 Budd
Reapson Margaret, huckster 291 St. John
Reardon Richard, sea captain 402 n. 2d
I Reason Jane, washerwoman 283 St. John
Real Catharine, widow Trotter's alley
Reaver Kezia, teacher Queen near Bishop
Reaver Mary, widow 25 Cresson's alley
Rechel Jacob, sugarboiler 5 Crown
RIEC REE
Iteckhow Isaac, cabinetmaker cor. Prospect alley
and Fayette
Reckitt Joseph, inspector of lumber 194 n. 5th
[see Rickett
Kedhair Martin, shoemaker Lawrence
Reding Fanny, widow Pine near Tenth
Redman Barnabas, printer 214 Lombard
Redman James, teacher corner Tenth and George
Redman James, teacher sch. Fifth below High
Redman J. Evans, merchant 56 north Front
Redman M. shopkeeper 28 south Fourth
Redman Rebecca, 185 Walnut (Sansom*s row)
Redman Thos. jun. merchant 28 south Fourth
Redman Thomas, 188 Chesnut
Redstreke John, cabinetmaker 54 Dock & Clover
alley
Reed Alexander, grocer cor. Race and Third
Reed Ann, washerwoman back 92 Gaskill
Reed Ann, widow 194 Cherry
Reed Daniel, shallopman 70 Penn [see Reid^Read
Reed Edward, labourer back 102 High
Reed George, taylor 337 south Front, cor. Almond
Reed Isaac, 37 north Front
Reed J. merchant 313 Sassafras
Reed Joseph, counsellor at law and recorder for the
city of Philadelphia 158 Walnut
Reed John, weaver Sassafras near sch. Seventh
Reed John, morocco dresser 85 south Fifth
Reed Mrs. of Jonathan, labourer Oak above Coats •
Reed Michael, storekeeper 232 north Second
Reed Moses, grocer S E. corner Vine and Ninth
Reed Ph. country tavern & yard 121 Vine cor. 4th
t Reed Reuben, plaisterer 42 Small
Reed Richard, sea captain Second below Federal
Reed Samuel, teacher 5 Zane street
Reed Samuel, grocer N E. cor. Sassafras & Third
Reed Thomas, mariner 38 Union alley
Reed Wm. taylor 68 s. Water and 69 south Front
Reeder Charles, carpenter above 447 north Front
Reedle Catharine, widow 67 Cherry
Reel George, sugarboiler 26 Juliana [see Really Rihle
Reel Jacob, Frankford road near Queen
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REE REE
Reel John, labourer 4th n. George
Reel John, smith Frankford road n«ar Queen
Reel Michael, carpenter Bedford
Reel Richard, labourer Orange
Rees George, victualler Wood above Eighth and
Garden street
Rees George, toll collector sch. Perraanent Bridge
Rees George, jun. furrier and glass manufactorer 1 1
n. Third and Fromberger's court
Rees Henry, blacksnaith Randolph's court
Rees Henry, taylor 75 n. Fourth
[^see Reysy Ehees if Eei^
Rees Jacob, cedarcooper 77 Sassafras
Rees John, grocer, &c. 1 1 5 Sassafras
Rees John, taylor Prune above Fifth
Rees Joseph, tavernkeeper 213 Cherry
Rees Martin, victualler 34 Charlotte
Rees Martin, stablekeeper Prune above Fifth
Rees Mary, widow 35 Plum
Rees Summerville, bricklayer Locust above Tenth
Rees widow of Valentine, victualler 72 s. 8th
Rees William, carter 198 north Eighth
Rees Wm. blacksmith 2d above Poplar
Reese Adam, shoemaker 1 8 1 north Front
[see Reas and Rice
Reese Ann, gentlewoman Loxley's court
Reese George, boot and shoemaker 276 s. 2d
Reese Jacob merchant 42 north Fifth
Reess Bernhard, storekeeper 273 north Second
Reess John M. victualler 36 Charlotte
Ueess Samuel, bricklayer 122 Locust
Reeve S. teacher 1 Bread street
Reeves A- tavernkeeper 9 north Front
Reeves Benjamin, grocer S. W. corner Arch 8c 2d
Reeves Daniel, cordwainer 115 n. 6ih
Reeves li.liz. widow of Stephen 246 north Front
Reeves Enos, shoemaker 291 Mulberry
Reeves James, labourer 18 PewterpUtter alley
Reeves Lemuel, hatter back 84 north Second
Reeves Thomas, jun grocer N.W. cor. 2d & Arch
Reeves & Woodward, grocers S.W. cor. Arch & 2d
UEF REL
Reffert widow of Philip, innkeeper 133 Sassafras
Reford Elizabeth, storekeeper 24 south Third
Regin Ann, midwife, 16 Ann (N. L.)
Regins John, mariner 168 St. John
Regies Anthony, labourer Carpenter (S.) n. 5th
Regnaud A. accomptant 146 south Seventh
Rego John, trader 485 south Front
-Rehn Caspar, merchant 283 High & 62 Zane
i?ehn George, brewer 365 south Front
/?ehn John, brewer 363 south Front
i^ehn Mrs. gentlewoman 62 New
Reid Adam, grocer 320 south 2d [see Read, Reed
Reid Catherine, teacher 101 Vine
Reid andCroasdill, merchants 121 High & l^s. 4th
Reid George, webbing factory 6Gray*s alley, dwell-
ing 14 Carter's alley
Reid John, merchant 121 High
Reiley Philip, bottler 108 north Water
Reilley Philip, 50 Penn
Reilly Bernard, grocer and bottler 128 n, 5lh
Reilly Boyd, coachmaker Hamilton Village
[^see Rieiliy
Reilly James, shoemaker 269 south Fourth
Reilly John, tavernkeeper 8c grocer 150 Swanson
Reilly Paul, grocer 32 north 7lh
Reilly Thomas, merchant 102 south Wharves and
Franklin row
Reilly widow of Boyd, 17 north Ninth \_see Riley
Reinboth Frederick, sexton 140 north Fifth
Remeck Lewis, biscuit baker Cedar street wharf
Reinhard C. wheelwright Tidmash street
Reinhard Henry, mariner 49 German
Reinhard Jacob, carpenter 1 10 north Sixth
Reinhart G. V. coach painter 86 Crown
Reinhart Christian, victualler Poplar lane above 3d
Reinholdt Mary, Widow 86 north Fifth
Reiss Frederick, sugar baker 131 Cherry \_sce Rce«
Rtlf Ann, widow, gentlewoman, 151 south Fifth
Relf Samuel, editor of the Philadelphia Gazette,
office 62 Dock, dwelling 72 south Third
Relleend Sophia, widow, 188 south Fourth
RE»*— REY
Remcntcr Peter, carpenter Passyunk near Prjme
Remer Sarah, widow, Shackamaxon
Remey John, shoemaker 26 Poplar
Rcmick Enoch, mast maker tl Swanson
Remington C. lumber merchant 167 Vine
Remington C. & J. lumber merchants corner Vine
and 6th
Remington Eliza, widow, ST Christian
Remington Isaac^ sea captain 46Shippen
Remington Job, lumber merchant 41 Wood(N.L,)
Remshardt Frederick, late baker Old York road
above Poplar lane
Renguenet Don Bartol. consul from his Catholic
Majesty 1 15 south Fourth near Spruce
Renodt Peter, broker 127 Spruce
Renshaw , grocer corner Arch and Front
Renshaw Ann, widow 90 Union
Renshaw Francis, broker 206 Pine
Renshaw Richard, justice of the peace and notary
public, 302 south Second
Renshaw widow of James, 1*5 Coats*
Renshaw W. (Mansion-house Hotel) S. E. corner
High and Eleventh
Renshiemer Christian, carter Hanover near Prince
Reppard Sarah, widow, Rihrs court
Reppert Sarah, widow, 162 Race
Repshear Jacob, drayman 435 n. 4th n. Poplar
Repshear Leonard, drayman George above 3d
Repsher Barney, brickmaker 499 north Third
Repsher Joseph, labourer Steinmetz court (N. L.)
Resinger Adam, turner and umbrella maker 367 n.
Second
Rettew John, coppersmith sch. 5th n. Chesnut
Retzer Henry, carpenter 457 north Third
Rev^ll George, shipwright, Moyamensing n. Prime
[see Rivel
Reynolds and Adgate, grocers 21 south Third
Reynolds Benj cooper, gauger and head inspector
of salt provis\ons 1 3 north Water and Bickley'a
alley
Reynolds Elias, carpenter 171 Coats*
REY RIC
Keynokls Elizabeth, mantua^|»akcr 19 Strawberry
Reynolds Enoch, accomptanl U. S. Arsenal
Reynolds l^rancis, accomplant 199 s. 7th
Reynolds George, carter 6th below Fitzwalter
Reynolds Henry, carver and gilder 48 n. 7th
Reynolds James, taylor 375 south Front
Reynolds John, attorney at law 19 Franklin court
Reynolds John, copperplate printer 8 CI jrry
Reynolds John N. sea captain Callowhill below 6th
Reynolds Jos. grocer 21 s. 3d and 20 New Market
Reynolds Michael, ostler 97 Crown
Reynolds Peter, bricklayer 63 Passyunk
Reynolds Sanriuel, merchant taylor 48 south 3d
Reynolds Simeon, teacher 142 north Third
Reynolds widow of John, 19 Franklin court
Reynolds William, labourer Elizabeth street
Rex George, tavern keeper 271 Vine
Rex Wm. carter Poplar lane near 3d
Rheem Jacob, flour merchant 373 High
Rhees Ann, widow of rev. M. J. Loxley's court
Isee Recs
Rhoades C. boarding house 302 south Third
Rhoads J. Sc D. lumber merchants, High near Pe^•
manent Bridge and n. sch. 6th
Rhoads Hannah, widow 2 Brewer's alley
Rhoads John, carpenter, corner Crown 8c Callowhill
Rhoads Mary, widow, 2 Laurel street (C.)
Rhoads widow of Philip, carpenter 139 north 6th
Rhodes Joseph, grocer 304 High
Rianhard E. widow 97 Cherry
Riblet Peter, confectioner 117 south Second
Rice and Byrne, grocers George above lOlh
Rice Edward, back 188 north Third
Rice Charles, woodsawyer, back 20 Spruce
Rice John, innkeeper 4 1 6 north Second
Rice John, shoemaker Callowhill above 10th
Rice widow of John, fisherman Queen n. Bishop
Rice John, confectioner and fruiterer 96 n. 3d
Rice Joseph, blacksmith 28 Old York road & above
Noble [^see Rcc9s
Rice Maria, seamstress 5 Hurst
Rice Mrs. widow, schoolmistress 53 Almond
Rice widow of Robert, back 352 north Third
RIC-^ — RIG
Rice Samuel, taylor 7^ Lombard
Rice Wm. smith 165 Coats'
Richardett Samuel, jun. sea captain 9 Lombard
Richards A. blacksmith 7 Charlotte
Richards A. baker Marlborough near Queen
Richards Adam, ropemaker Shackamaxon
Richards Ann, starch vender 4 Oak (N. L)
Richards Ann, teacher 44 Crown
Richards A. G. storekeeper 5 n. 2d and Margaretta
near Second
Richards Benjamin, grocer 126 High
Richards Catharine, tavernkeeper 57 s. Water
Richards Charles, iron merchant 177 n. 5d dvvelHng
42 New Market
Richards David, labourer Queen near 5 th
Richards Eleanor, widow 123 north Fifth
Richards rev. George, 130 south Fifth
Richards James, mate 315 south Second
Richards Jesse, grocer 134i High
Richards John, labourer Mulberry n. sch. 3d
Richards John, labourer Hickory lane
Richards John, jun. currier 8 Dock and 105 Spruce
Richards John, shoemaker 1 1 8 German
iJichards John D. grocer Almond street wharf
jRichards Joseph, manufacturer of white and red
lead, i?ace n. sch. dwelling 162 s. Fourth
i?ichards Joseph, carpenter i?ace n. sch. Front
J?ichards Joseph, waterman Carpenter (S.) n. 4th
/Richards Mark, iron merchant 130 north Third
i^ichards /?achael, widow 206 north Front
/Richards Samuel, mariner, i?ose alley n. Browne
TJicharda Samuel, cabinetmaker 218 south 7th
jRichards Samuel, gold and silversmith 136 s. Front
and lime house 3 Dock
liichards Samuel, iron merchant 1 1 1 n. Water and
250 Arch
i?ichards Sarah, nurse, back 86 south Third
JRichards Thomas, iron merchant ;26 Spruce
i?ichards Thomas, tobacconist 17 n. Water
iiichards Wm. jun. watchmaker 126 High
2?ichards Wm. carpenter 198 Cherry
jRrcbards Wra. grocer 126 High
RIC RIC
Richardson E. labourer 375 south Front
Richardson J. ropemakerFrankford R. n. Queen
Richardson John C. accomptant 15 Powell
Richardson John, mariner 32 Meade alley
t Richardson John, woodsawyer, back 2 Bedford (M:*)
Richardson Jonathan, carpenter 1 Stall's court
Richardson Joseph, assayer in the mint 359 High
Richardson Jared, carpenter Mulberry near Broad
Richardson i?ichard, carpenter 197 north Front
Richardson Ross, brushmaker 10 Pleasant avenue
/Richardson Thomas, mariner 113 Swanson
Richardson Wm. umbrella maker 31 south Third
Richardson Wm. carpenter Gaskill above 4th
Richardson widow, milkwoman Marlborough
-Richardson Eliz. huckster Marlborough
Riche George, grocer 477 north Third
Riche widow of Peter, Wattman's alley
J?ichil Henry, cabinetmaker 2 1 Shippen
jRichli Joseph, confectioner 43 south Second
7Richman Isaac, carter. Oak (N. L.)
i^ichman John, gilder 378 north Front and 5 Apple-
tree alley
'^ichman Mary, widow, seamstress 8 Wagner's alley
t -Wichman Peter, hatter 411 north Fourth
i?ichman William, labourer 232 north Water
.^ichman William, carpenter 77 north Eighth
2?ichmond Eli, carter 23 Callowhill
j??ichraond Eliz. mangier corner Pine and Tenth
/Richmond Isaac, carpenter 94 north Eleventh
Richmond W^illiam, tavernkeeper 434 n. Third
/?ichner Henry, callico printer Queen near Bishop
jRichler Charles, hairdresser 54 Green
TRickard Catharine, widow 270 north Third
i?ickard Leonard, late tavernkeeper Chester street
iRickerds Hazard, labourer 13 Callowhill
iiickerds Leonard, painter, Sec. 400 n. 2d
/Ricketts Henry, late drayman 17 Appletree alley
^'tJicketts John, wheelwright sch. 8th n. Cherry
Rickey Mrs. of John, 512 north Front
Rickey Samuel, gentleman 6 n. 8ih
Rickie Wm. shipwright 1 6 Queen (S.)
iilickstine John, tanner /Race near Juniper
RIC RIG
Rickmaii Deborah, widow, Browne below Front
Riebsatn John, grocer 290 n. 2d 8c 14 Noble
i?idabock P. blacksmith and tavernkeeper 14 s. 5th
Riddick Joseph, mariner, back 293 south Fifth
Riddit widow of Peter, mariner 46 Penn
Riddle David, carpenter 125 Pine
Riddle James, bookbinder Lombard above 9 th
Riddle John, drayman 126 Queen (S.)
Riddle Samuel, boot and shoemaker 72 n. Front
Riddle Wm. baker 433 south Front [see Reedle
Rider John, accomptant Whitehall street
Rider Silvenus, oyslerman 82 south Water
Rider Christian, labourer Lombard n. sch.
Ridgway & Balch, merchants s. 25 Wharves
Ridgway 8c Evans, lumber merchants 9th above Race
Ridgway E. 8c E. bonnet makers 9 Strawberry
Ridgway Jacob, merchant 1 60 north Front
Ridgway John, bricklayer 76 north 9th
Ridgway John, jun. merchant 90 south Front
Ridgway Joseph, merchant taylor 57 north 2d
Ridgway Rebecca, mantuaraaker 37 Mulberry
Ridgway Thomas S. lumber merchant 273 Sassafras
Riebsam Sc Wiley, grocers 290 north Second
Riehle widow of John Simon, \ 50 High
[«(?e Eeel^ Rihle^ Riletj
Riehle Wm. tanner 5 3 north 4th &c cor. Noble
Rieilly Thomas, sea captain 4 Franklin row
Rien Isabella, widow, 10 Budd
Riesch Henry, grocer 114 north Second
Riever John, baker 343 south Front
Riffbrd Peter, labourer James street
Rifford Jacob, victualler James street
Rifford John, carpenter Brusstar's court
RifTett Mrs. teacher Shackamaxon
Riffetts Rebecca, boarding house 181 Mulberry
Rigby Catharine, widow, 122 north Front
Rigby Henry, cabinetmaker 122 north Front
Rigby Joseph, gentleman 134 north Front
Rigden Christiana, milliner 205 south Second
Riggins William, labourer 54 New Market
Riggs William, mariner 10 York court
Righert John, labourer Rose alley n. Coats'
Ri'ghtley John, cooper, back 308 north 2d
RIG RIP
Rigler Elizabeth, victualler Lawrence ii. v iru:
Rigier Stephen, victualler Frankfoid R.n. Mary
Rigler H. late victualler cor. Race and Broad
Rigler John, victualler Juniper near Cherry
Rignault Clare F. paperhanger 2 1 8 Lombard
Rig:nau]t Francis, paperhanger 10 Vernon street
Rihl Henry, sea captain Si Queen (S.)
Rihl Jacob, carpenter 501 north Third
Rihl Richard, carpenter Marlborough street
Rihl Richard, boatbuilder 40 Queen (S.)
[if.? Re el J Riehle
Rihle Mary, boardinghouse 40 Queen (S.)
t Riley George, oysttrman 51 north Third
Riley James, carter Little Pine
Riley rev. John, 120 south Tenth
Riley John, silverpluter Hoffman's alley
Riley John, sea captain 40 south Sixili [see Rallev
Riley John, wine and liquor store 1 1 south 2d
Riley Joseph S. currier 4th near Tammany
Riley Sarah, bonnetmaker 1 1 Strawberry
Riley 'J'homas, lay lor 56 south Water
Riley Wm. silvevplater 86 n. 6th [see Richie b' Ri.U.
Riley Wm. shoemaker 450 north Third
Riley Wm. labourer 275 north Front
Rim Eli;^abeth, widow 12 Bryan's alley
Rim'.^r Thom-js, late shoemaker 260 south Front
Rind Lewis, taylor, Rose alley near Coats
Rine Adam, woodsawyer Broad near Spruce
Rinedollar Jacob, shipwright 385 north Front
Rinedollar Jacob, jun. shipwright 9 Duke st (S. L •
Ring Richard, ship watchman Fuller's alley
Ring Wm. painter, Sec. back 402 north Srcond
Ringham , trunkmaker Juniper above SassciiVi-.'
Rink Jacob, blacksmith 426 north Third
Rink John, brushmaker 140 north Third
Rink Mary, shopkeeper 183 south Second
Rink Peter, brushmaker back 33 Noble
Rir.k Sebastian, shoemaker 7 Shippcn
Rinker S\muel. sea captain 323 north ^' oi,
RinlpinkS. shoemaker 16 Vernon
Rino John, labourer 291 ^onth Fouvlh
Ripley John P. attorney at la\v 99 south Fifih
I i i
RIP ROB
Ripperger Conrad, bleeder and leecher 29 n. 4th
Risdel P. widow, grocer 66 south Fifth
Rising Eli, domestic warehouse 103 north Third
Risley Peter, oysterman 5th below Christian
Ristine Jacob, taylor 311 north Front
Ristine John and Jacob, labourers West n. Palmer
Ritchie James S. merchant 12 Lombard
Ritchie John, smith S I north Seventh
Ritchie widow of John, 26 Carter's alley
Ritchie Robert, merchant 112 Spruce and Cypress
alley Isee Richey
Riter George, stablekeeper 96 New
Riter Lewis, coaehmaker 105 New street
Rittenger Elizabeth, widow 144 Browne
Rittenger Wm. cordwainer back 1 1 1 Catharine
Ritteniiouse Benjamin, 6 north Seventh
Rittenhouse Frances, storekeeper 6 north Seventii
Rittenhouse Henry, carpenter 77 Crown
Ritter George, cabinetmaker 31 Sassafras
Ritter Jacob, storekeeper 70 north Front
Ritter Jacob, jun. merchant 68 north Third
Ritter John, painter and glazier Hamilton vimge
Ritter Mrs. widow, baker 24 n. 5th [see Rutter
Ritterson John, ropemaker Frankford n. Shacka-
maxon
Rivardi Mrs. young ladies' seminary, Chesnut above
12th (Gothic Mansion)
Rivel Adam, carpenter corner Eleventh and Cedar
Rivel Hannah, 8th below Hudson's lane [see Revell
Rivel John, shoemaker 150 St. John
Rivell Michael, carter 24 Passyiink
Tliven James, late stevadore 50 Swanson
Rivers Joseph, tinplateworker 373 north Fourth
Rizer George, teacher 1 19 German [see Raaer
Roach Isaac, master of revenue barge 48 Almond
Roart Mary, widow 49 Christian
Robart Joseph, merchant 233 High corner Sixth
Robb , Fourth near Browne
Robb Alexander, accomptant 4 Elbow lane
Robb Jame>5, cabinetmaker 1 57 Cedar .
Robb James, letter carrier 4 Elbow lane
Robb John, \veaver cor. High and 9ch. Third
ROB ROB
t Robbins B. labourer Spruce above Eighth
Robbins Benjamin, carpenter 153 Vine
Robbins Elizabeth, layer out of the dead, 153 Vine
Robbins Isaac, labourer 31 St. Mary
Robbins John, blacksmith back 95 St. John
Robbins John, acconiptant 153 Vine
Robbins Samuel J. merchant 36 nortli Third & 37
Wood
Robbins Sarah, 9 Xittle Water
Roberjot John H. 105 Arch
Ilaberis , carpenter 296 Vine
Roberts Amos, stablckeeper 27 north Fifth
Roberts Andrew, labourer ISO soutii Fouith
Roberts Benjamin, hatter 8 Frombergcr's court
Roberts Charles, teacher 174 Mulberry
R berts Catharine, widow 3 New Bank
Roberts Charles, attorney at law 250 Chesnut
Roberts Daniel, painter, &.c. 270 south Second
Roberts widow of Daniel, teacher back 1 15 Arch
Roberts Daniel, bbourer Shackamaxon
t Roberts Edward, labcmer Blackberry alley
Roberts Elizabeth, gentlewoman 12 Church alley
Roberts Mrs. of George, carperoi|i* Rose alley (N. L.)
Robert* George, merchant 252 Chesnut
t Roberts George, mariner IS Cypress alley
Roberts Hugh S. boardingliou^e Mulberry court
Roberts Israel, coppersmith 167 north Third
Roberts J. shipjoiner 91 Christian 8c I^'^ Swanson
Roberts James B. tax collector Cedar near Tenth
t Roberts James, coachman Webb\ ailey
Roberts John, viciualler 5-*7 Callowhill
Roberts John, acconiptant 13 Key's alley
Roberts John, c.binetmaker 19 north Eighth
Roberts John, accomptant Lombard near Tenth
Roberts John, labourer Broud near Chesnut
Roberts Jonathan, carpenter 38 Kunckel
Roberts Joseph, accomptant 168 Mulberry
Roberts Joseph, oysterman Brewer's alley n. Third
Roberts Lewis, grocer corner 8lh and Locust
Roberts Lewis, tavemkeeper 283 south Front
Roberts and Masscy, saltworks cor. Front 8c Poplar
Roberu Mordccai, Fountain inn 37 north JFifth
ROB— — RQB
Roberts Mrs. boardinghouse 25 Pine
Robeiis Mrs. of Nicholas, mariner 248 St. John
Roberts Owen, labourer 20 Oak (S.)
Roberts Peter, sea captain 34 Queen (S.) *
i Robehs Robert, labourer Walnut above Tenth
Roberts Samuel, carpenter 1 1 Fayette
Roberts Sarah, widow 93 Christian
Roberts Susan, widow Hause's court
Roberts Tliomas, coixlwainer 164 Lombard
Roberts Thos. P. ironstore 138 n^th Water Sc 141
n. Front and M'Cullout^h's court
Roberts widow of rev. George, 230 Chesnut
Roberts widow, of Joseph, merchant 14 n. Fourth
Roberts widow of Michael, 14 north Ninth
Roberts v.'idow of Thomas, 60 south Sixth
Roberts widow of Wm. carpenter 163 Chesnut
P^oberts and West, iron merchants 141 n. I'^ront Sc
138 n. Water
Roberts Wm. cabinetmaker 82 north Sixth
Robertson C. shipwright 212 St. John
Robertson C. mariner back 352 south Second
P».obertson Catharine, widow back 134 south &th
Robertson J. moroifco dresser Cherry above 1 3th
Robertson Jas. merchant 6 Franklin Row
t Robertson John, shpeblack 49 Gaskill
Robchson Joseph, pilot 16 Catharine
Robertson Margaret, widow back 134 so^th 8th
Robertson Miirgaret, widow Hudson*s lane n. 8th
Robertson Mrs. seminary 88 Spruce
t Robertson Timothy 5c Thomas, shipwrights Mer-
ritt's lane n. Fourth
Robertson Wm. merchant 57 south Wharves and
4 Ranstead's court
RobmelMrs. back 182 Pine
Robinett Richard, merchant 5 Powell
Robins Job, weaver 86 Qreen
Robinson Ann, shopkeeper 65 north Third
Robinson Anthony W. 'Carpenter 136 n. Eighth
Robinson Benjamin, carter 489 n. Third
Robinson C. N. carver and gilder 56 south Second
Robinson Charles C. chairmakf:r High, ^vest ot
Permanent Bridge
nOB ROB
Robinson Catharine, widow corner Third and Ger-
mantown road
Robinson George H. currier corner Passyunk and
Shippen
Robinson George, sea captain 27 Catharine
Robinson Isaac, woodsawyer 29 Coats
/?bbinson Israel, carpenter 30 Juliana
jf?obinson J physician 127 south Front
/?obinson James, woodsawyer 30 Passyunk
/fobinson James, accomptant jRidge above Francis
JRobinsan James, sea captain 29 Coats*
i?bbinson James, mariner 317 south 2d
-Robinson John, painter Frankford R. n. Shackamaxon
/?obinson Jane, widow, Prosperous alley
/?obinson James, labourer SheafT's alley
/?obinson James, printer 163 Cedar
i?obinson Jc^m, drover 301 Callowhill
i^obinson John, carpenter 1 10 south Tenth
i?obinson John, mariner, back 236 Catharine and
189 north Front
i^obinson John, rigger 109 Catharine
t -Robinson John, labourer 38 Coats*
Robinson Jonathan J. merchant 24 south Front
Robinson Joseph, sea captain 16 Queen '
Robinson Joseph, boardinghouse 308 High
Robinson Joshua, carpenter 256 south Fifth
t Robinson Levi, shoemaker S. 8th below Lombard
Robinson Lewis, merchant 130 High corner 4th
Robinson Margaret, huckster 8 Cox's alley
Robinson Mary, washerwoman Webb's alley
Robinson Mi's, of James, 28 Penn
Robinson Rachel, widow 84 Race
Robinson Rebecca, seamstress, back 277 s. Fifth
Robinson Samuel, teacher, back 40 north Fourth
Robinson Samuel, haittr36 High
t Robinson Stephen^ woodsawyer 31 Gilles' alley
Robinson Thomas, victualler Mulberry alley
Robinson Thomas, bricklayer 8 St. Mary's
Robinson widow of Lbenezer, 15 Margare ta
Robinson widow of Geo Callowhill street wharf
Robinson William, shoemaker 19 Fitzualter
Robotham William, tavlor Mulberry n. Juniper
Iii2
ROC— — ROG
t Rochambeau Peter, hairdresser 25 Coats'
Roche Peter, cook 225 south Sixth
Rock, Christian, china store 106 north Seventh
Rock Thomas, shoemaker Pemberton's alley
Rocket Nicholas, labourer Maria
Rockhill Mary widow, back lOLsetitia court
Rockwell Justice, smith 217 north Eighth and near
3 1 5 Callowhill
Rode John and Henry, Lombard near Sch,
Roderfield Wm. turner 65 Sassafras
Rodez John, carpenter 101 Catherine
t Rodman Mary, cook 2 1 2 south Seventh
Rodman Solomon, sea captain 49 Noble
Rodrigue Andrew, merchant cor. 7th & Walnut
Rodrigues Isaac, storekeeper 93 north Third
Roe Rachel, widow, Wood above 8th
Roe Mary, widow, Elizabeth n. 7th [see Row
Rogers Allen, tavern keeper 94 north Second
Rogers Charles John 8c Evan, ironmorigers 52 High
fifth door above Second, south side
Pvogers Evan, ironmonger 52 High above Second
Rogers Frederick, storekeeper 1 south Second
Rogers Jacob, corder, office Coats* street wharf
dwelling 40 1 north Front
t Rogers Jacob, labourer, back 1 8 Kunckel
Rogers James, labourer Cedar near 1 3th
Rogers John, shoeilore, &c. 138 Cedar
Rogers John, ladies shoemaker 263 St. John
Rogers John, ironmonger 52 High above 2d
Rogers John, brickmaker 187 Callowhill above 5th
Rogers John, carpenter Lyndail's court
Rogers John D. sailmaker Button wood n. 6th
Pv-ogers J. glue and cowskin whip factory Pegg st.
Rogers Mary, gentlewoman 67 Pine
Rogers Matilda, storekeeper 3 south Second
Rogers Robert, jun. 58 Queen (S.)
Rogers Robert, teacher 2 Hartung's alley
Rogers R. widow, Cedar near Thirteenth
Rogers Susan, widow, 369 Mulberry
Rogers Thomas, shipwright 387 north Front
Rogers Thomas, merchant 6 north Front
Rogers r^v. Wm. d. d. S. E„. corner 8th St Chesnut
ROG ROS
Rogers Wm. gunpowder manufacturer 413 HigK
Rogers Wm. mariner 121 German
j^ogers , cooper 38 German
Rogers Wm. storekeeper 46 n. 4th
Rogers widow, washerwoman Prosperous alley
Rohner Samuel, victualltr 5th above Noble
Rohnes Philip, victualler Old York above Tamniaiiy
Rohr John A. watchmaker and jeweller lien, 7th
Rohrman Francis, carter Laurel near 2d
Rohrman Henry, wheelwright 441 north Second
Rohrman John, wheelwright co»sch. 8th 8c Race
Roland John, merchant SOO High and 14 n. 7th
, [see Rowland
Rolof Rev. Francis, 181 Spruce (chapel yard)
Rolph James, teacher cor. \ 1th and Locust
Rolph W^m. fancy chair maker 318 south Second
Romeis John, broker and translator 63 Dock
Ronaldson Jamts, typefounder Cedar between 9th
and Tenth
Ronaldson Richard, type founder Cedar between
Ninth and Tenth
Ronckendorff John F. accomptant 84 s. Eleventh
Roney Hannah, nurse 7 Brewers alley
^oney John, tanner and curner 4-96 north 2d above
Poplar
Roney John and Thomas, curriers 129 Chesnut
Roney Thomas, currier 8 Prune
jRoney William, blacksmith 285 n. 3d 8c Coats*
Roney Wm. blacksmith cor 6ih 8c Hickory lane
Roof Michael, woodsawyer Buttonwood near 6ih
Rooney Bernard, cooper Lombard st. alley
Rorbach Christopher, wharf builder 36 n. Water
Roror John, cutler 65 Mulberry
Rosdill John, drayman 191 Lombard
Rose Ann, midwife 10 Brewer's alley [see Roivae
Rose Atkinson, tavern keeper Hamilton ^'illage
Rose Benj. surgeons* instrument maker Randall's
court
Rose Benjamin, hatter 348 south Second
I^oseB. F. surgeons' instrument maker 17 s. 7th
Rose Henry A. tailor 28 Pewterplaiter alley
Rose Jane, midwife 7 Brewer's alley
Rose — , shoemaker Spruce near Broad
ROS- — RGB
Rose Jonathan, tailor Coates* court
Rose Joseph, carpenter 16 Ann (N. X.)
Rose M. gardener Moyaxnensing; road
Rose Peter, shingfcdresser 26 Union alley
Rose Magdalen, nurse Farmer's alley
Rose Thomas, merchant 45 High
Rose Thomas, brickmaker 310 north Third
Rose Thomas, labourer Buttonwood lane
Rose Timothy, potter 2d above Germantorn road
Roshea Simon, stevadore 1 1 Plum
Rosngkrotz Frederick, labourer 38 Charlotte
i?osnagel John, baker Fifth below Christian
Ross Andrew, painter, Sec. 2^7 south Third
Ross Ann, tavernkecper Vine near Schuylkill
Ross Aquilla, carpenter Hause's court
Ross David, carpenter 8 1 north Ninth
Ross Frederick, painter, 8cc. 342 south Second
Hoss Elizabeth, segarmaker 121 Plum "^
Ross widow of Henry, painter and measurer of gla>^
zier*s work 342 south Second
Ross James, boarding house 36 Prune
Ross James, professor of LatiiT and Greek languages,
44 qorth Fourth
Ross James, tavernkecper 12 Spruce
t Poss James, painter, &c. back 113 GermsJn
Ross John, taylor Cresson*s alley
Ross Mary, boardinghouse 75 Penn
Ross Oliver, tobacconist 121 PUim
Ross Ruth, teacher 124 Catharine
Rosb Robert, broker 174 south Third corner Pine
Ross Samuel, carpenter R.ispberry alley
Ross Samuel, merchant upper 190 and 53 High
Ross Thomas, counsellor at law 148 Chesnut
t Ross Thomas, labourer corner Christian & 4th
Ross widow, stamstress 1 19 Swanson
Ross Walter,, 291 south Fifth
i?ossWm. late printer 87 Locust above 8 ih
JVo3s Wm. wbipmaker 31 Brewer's alley
Jio^is Wm. accomptant Filbert corner Thirteenth
i?obs Willi^im, shoemaker 4th below Christian
i?ossett Jacob, merchant 243 Mulberry corner 7th
iJosset Jacob 8< Co. merchants 170 High
i?osaet Joseph, hatter 37^south Front {sec Jio&et
Res ROW
J^osselter VVm. L. sea captain 274 north 3d
Rostine F. 74 Lombard
/?oszel licv. Stephen G. 79 New
y^oich Joseph, merchant 109 north Front
-Kote Jacob, labourer Torres court
^ots;hand Frederick, shoemaker Prince near Palmer
and Palmer near Duke
i?othen\valter Esther, widow Passyunk n. 8th
/?other Leonard, bricklayer Chesnut n. sch. 6th
jRothwell Wm. dyer Beach near High Bridge
Rouanez P. artist 105 Lombard
7?ouanez P.P. boardlngschool 148 Pine ♦
-Rouchenberg Emma, widow /Raspberry alley
-Kouchenberger John, Kunckel below Green
-Roundy Benjamin, mariner 6 Penn
i^ourk Mary, widow 272 south Front
jRourk i?achel, washerwoman 30 Oown
i?oush John, skindresser 58 Sassafras ^ee Hush
-Rousseau John C. m, d. 2 10 Spruce
i^ouvert Edmund, merchant 1 1 1 Spruce
-Routh iKicliard, tanner 2d above Otter
i^ovoudt Wm. S. doctor 18 Old York road
-Row Annj widow, 248 St. John
^ow Catherine, shopkeeper sch. 8th n. Vine
-Row Henry, sea captain 48 Union
>^ow Jonas, well digger Germantown /?. n. Budd
■Row Martin, late baker 48 Union [see Boc,
-Rowan Adam, weaving factory. Cedar n. lOlh
-Rowan Emelia, nurse 23 Little German
i?owan John, carpenter 77 Locust above Eighth
^owan Mrs. teacher 79 Walnut
/?owand Margaret, bitters maker Pine near 12th
-Rowen C labourer Prince n. Marlborough
i?owen Henry, catjlker Marlborough n. Beach
/?ovvland 8c Gordon, iron merchants 78 n. Second
Rowland Thomas, shoemaker inter. 6th and Ger-
mantown road [see Roland
/Rowland Jas. ironstore 78 north Second, dwelling
Fromberger's court
-Rowland Wm. sawfactory, back 162 High, dwelling
24 north Ninth
-Rowland widow of Wm. shoemaker Miller's court
(N. L.)-
ROW— RUN
«
i?owlett John, accomptant I Ith n. Spruce
i?owley Edward iJf Son, storekeepers 20 s. Third
i?ownd Mrs. storekeeper 82 south Fifth
i?owse Martha, widowj 24 Prune [see Rose
t 5oy Manuel, cooper Gordon street
R<iy John, shoemaker 199 St. John
Royer George, carpenter Kunckel near Tammany
Ruaud A. grocer corner Budd and Drown
Rubecam Jonathan, carpenter 144 Locust
Rubicam Charles, hatter 389 north Second
Rubicam Daniel, Washington hotel 20 s. Sixth
Rubincam Joseph, grocer 1 13 north Third
Ruch John, storekeeper 232 north Second
Ruckstool Ulrick, shoemaker 136 Coats
Ruddick Jane, widow 1 34 south Eighth
Rudecam John, carter 143 Green
Rudiman Susannah, shopkeeper 5 1 Mead alley
Rudler John, carver 69 Tammany
Rudolf Christian, turner 470 north Third
Rudolph Geo. carpenter Race n. sch. Seventh
Rudolph Geo. Jun. carpenter Broad near Race
Rudolph Wm. labourer 1 1 1 Swanson
Rudy Jacob, innkeeper 100 New
Rudy D. labourer 4th above George
Rudy John, carpenter Crown above Bedford
Rue John, caulker 485 south Front
Ruelong Job, shipwright Marlborough near Bedford
Ruff Wm. painter, &c. 47 Chesnut & 132 n. 4th
Rugan John, merchant 248 Sassafras
Rugan and Rodes, merchants 97 north Water
Rugg Asa, cordwainer back 83 Queen (S.)
Ruggles S. carter 106 Cherry
Ruhl George, coachmaker 199 Arch & 49 Cherry
Ruhlman John, labourer 7 Farmer's alley
Rulon Benjamin, storekeeper 4 1 High
Rumford Samuel, hatter Whitehall street
Rumill George, labourer Juniper near Cherry
Rummel George, labourer 1 78 north Eighth
Rumpf Peter, cordwainer 108 Cedar
Rumsey Andrew, merchant 59 north Front
Rumsey Charles, carpenter cor. Front 8c Poplar langi
Runchay Win. grocer c«r. Front and Mulberry
RUN RUS
Riindle George, merchant Rittenhouse place, Lo-
cust above Ninth [«ee Randall
Rundle and Moliere, shipchandlers 50 s. Wharves
Runner John, victualler 1 4 Charlotte
Rurek Peter, combmaker 22 1 s. Fifth
Ruse John, paperhanger 284 Lombard
Rush Benjamin, m. d. professor of the theory and
practice of physic, and of clinical medicine, 98
south Fourth
Rush Christian, cakebaker 32 Strawberry
Rush Daniel, yeoman Wood above Duke
Rush George, carpenter 207 Cherry [^see Rasch
Rush Jacob, presidentof the court of common pleas
61 north Eighth above Arch
Rush James, m. d. 98 south Fourth
Rush James I. ironfounder 355 Race
Rush John, mariner Oak (N. L.)
Rush John, shoemaker 4 1 Prime
Rush John George, labourer back 1 17 Callowhill
Rush Latin, joiner Stillhouse alley
Rush Lewis, parchmentmaker 125 Sassafras
Rush Mrs. widow, gentlewoman 24 Branch
Rush Samuel, carter 245 St. John
Rush widow of Wm, 96 Sassafras [^see Roush
Rush Wm. carver 172 and 174 north Front
Rusha Joseph, grocer 2 Pleasant avenue
Rushenburg Ann, widow Federal near Front
Rushton Edward, bandbox-maker 2 Carter's alley
Rusk Mrs. of Jacob, 1 3th above Sassafras
Rusk Charles, shoemaker 372 north Second
RuskC. widow 28 Duke (N. L.)
Rusk George, tanner 1 2 Budd
Rusk Saml. carter 245 St. John
Rusk Wm. victualler 2d above Germantown road
Russel Edward, merchant 88 s. Wharves and 3 Penn
Kussel Elizabeth, widow 1 Gray*s alley
Russel John, accomptant 98 Shippen
Russel John, black and whitesmith 462 Sassafras
Russel John, steward back 369 south Front
Russel John, painter, Sec. 104 Locust above Ninth
Russel Jonathan, shallopman 60 Swanson
P.nssel Robert, mariner bark 64 Catharine
RUS RYD
Russel Robert, shoemaker 38 Chesnut
Rtissel Stephen, sea captain 86 Union
Russell Ellenor, shopkeeper 192 south Wate;
Russell Frances, grocer 1 18 south Second
Russell James, labourer Lombard n. sch. Seventh
Russell John, grocer Oak near Coats
Russell Joseph, grocer corner Beach and Maiden
Russell Louisa, Lemon street
Russell and Meade, grocers 65 north Sixth
Russell Nancy, milkwoman High near sch. Third
Russell Philip, grocer 65 north Sixth
Russell Rebecca, widow Goddard's alley
Russell Samuel C cordwainer 173 north Third
Russell Stafford, shoemaker Wright's alley
Russell William, grocer \7 Hjurst
Russell Wm. shipwright corner o£ Marlborough 8c
Prince
Ruth Elizabeth, widow 144 south Fifth
Ruth George, carpenter Acorn alley
Rutherford Jacob, grocer 46 Ann (N. L.) and cor.
Callowhill
Rutherford John, grocer Locust near Broad
Rutherford James, mariner 5 Little German
Rutherford Wm. saddler Hopkins' court
Ruths Michael, baker 149 Spruce
Rutter George, constable 397 Sassafras
Rutter Henry, ropemaker 2d below Federal
Rutter Jacob, victualler Juniper near Cherry
Rutter Join, cordwainer Greenwich street
Rutter John, jun. ropemaker Greenwich street
Rutter widow of Samuel, grocer 1 13 Walnut
Ruvy Felix. M. tobacconist 433 north Fourth
Ryan Elizabeth, widow 39 Browne
Ryan James, merchant 8 north I'Lighth
Ryan James, grazier Pine near sch. Second
Ryan Lewis, hpot and shoemaker hrsl door above
the U. S. bank, 50 soutli Third
Ryan Patricia, weaver 60 Tammany
Ryan Timothy, carpenter 273 south Front
Ryan widow, 70 Penn
Ryan widow of William, slabkkeeper back 22 n. 2d
Ryder Andrew, pain"-r Juniper near (^liitrry
SAB SAX
SABAL A. 180 S. Second
Sabal M. mantua-maker, 180 S. Second
Sackerow John, mariner, Merrill's lane
Sackriter D. cabinet-maker, corner Bedford 8c TUi
Sackriter Jacob, tanner, 20 Plum
Sadler Casper, brushmaker 10 south Alley
Sadler Eleanor, gentlewoman, 169 Mulberry
Sadler Mary, storekeeper, 294 S. Fourth
Suger widow of Jacob, 274 Mulberry
Sager Michael, baker, 88 No. Uth [see Seeder
Sagee Francis, shipwright. Little's court
Sagey Anthony, furrier, 99 Coats
Sagey John, furrier, 209 N. »th.
Sailer J. taylor, 14 north Water
Sailor Jacob? labourer, 1 2th above Race
Sailor Samuel, painter. Sec. 38 Sassafras
Sailor Thomas, grocer, 437 N. Third
Saint Daniel, 202 Cedar
Saint Douglas, grocer, corner Cedar £c Vernon
Salade Sebast, fringe and lace weaverj 12 N. 0th'
8c 10 N. 6th
Salaignac A. C. accomptant, 44 Filbert
Salaignac Anthony, 80 Gaskill
Salmon James, accomptant, 20 Walnut
Salter Samuel, corner Walnut and Sch. 8th.
Salter Wm. teacher, back 12 N. Front £c Race
Saltzman Jacob, grocer, 303 Vine
tSammons Wm. labourer, Spruce above 8th
tSampson Daniel, mariner, 118 Plumb
Samson J. L. C. confectioner, 1 1 N. Second
Samson Hasadiah, grocer, corner 3d & Race
Sander James, of U. States navy 210 Mulberry
Sanders Abel, carpenter, 166 S. Fifth
zanders Enoch, labourer, Lee's court
Sanders George, hatter, 297 Callowhill
Sanders Isaac, oak cooper, Buttonwood N. 6th
Sanders Isaac, mariner, 16 Swanson
Sanders Jane, widow. 236 N Front '
Sanders Jesse, grocer Sc tavern, 132 Popla^
Sanders Jacob, carter, Apple st
fSanderff Joseph, waiter, Alban st
Sanders John W. accomptant, 45 Swapson
Aua^
SAN SAU
Sanders John, carpenter, 17 I?udd [see Saunders
tSanders John, mariner, 325 S. Front
Sanders Mary, 13th above Cherry
Sanders Mrs. Christopher Ann st (Sch.)
Sanders Peter, shopkeeper, 182 north Second
Sanders Peter, mariner, 76 Penn -
Sanders Richard, mate, Johns st
Sanders Saml. C. saddler, 79 North Front, and 1 6
Wagner's alley
Sanders widow of Thomas, 184 Swanson
Sanders Miss, teacher, back 73 North 7th
Sandford Rowland, coachmaker, 13th above Race
Sandgran Charles, mate, 272 south Front
Sands George, 26 Springett alley
Sands John, carpenter, Oak (N. L )
Sands Nathan, shoemaker, 128 New
Sansom John, drayman, 83 Budd
Sansom Joseph, merchant, Francis* lane n. Scii.
Sansom Samuel, merchant, Francis* lane n. Sch.
Sansom Sam'l, jun. merchant, Francis lane n Sch.
Sansom Wm. merchant, office 96 Mulberry
Sanson John, stonecutter, back 14 S. lOthJ yard
Walnut above 10th
Santinier V. milliner, 137 south Second
Sapp James, taylor, 9 Chancery lane
Saqui Louisa, gentlewoman, 4 Cypress alley
Sarazen B. merchant, 64 Union
Sarazen John B. accomptant, 7 N. 12th
Sarazen William, shipwright, Liberty alley
Saren Caleb, shoemaker. Christian near 4th
Sargeant rev. Thomas, 122 N. 4th [_see Ser^ean(
Sarmiento F C. merchant, 224 JPine
Sarvey Daniel, labourer, back 459 S. Second
Satterthwaite Richard, bricklayer, corner Tamma-
ny & Old York Road
Satterthwaite Abel, ironmonger, 52 N. 3d 8c 107
Sassafras
Saubere Samuel, broker, &c B.iiik alley Sc 66 S.6th
Saul Martha, widow, Prospect alley
Saul IVfary, teacher, 198 Chesnnt
Saulnier John, merchant, 829 High
Saulnier Joseph, tarpenter, &c, 438 Sassafras
Sauriuftn Petcr» shoestore) 89 N. Front
SAU SCH
Saurlin John, carpenter Bcuf sticker's court
S-fiurman Martin, hatter, 109 North 9th
SausMian Henry, 3$ i Mulberry
Saurwalt John, tobacconist, 131 Callowhill
Savage & Dugan, merchants, York st
Savage John, suspendermaker, 198 S. Fourth
Savage Mary, gentlewoman, 328 south Front
Savidge Reuben, 381 Sassafras
Savery John, south wharves near Cedar
Savei'y Thomas, carpenter, 20 N 5ih
Savin Samuel, grocer, 6 Hiy;h & 168 N. Front
Savitz & Co. merchants, 240 N. 2d
Savitz George, merchant, 240 N 2d
Savoy Francis, paperhanger, Hoffman's alley
Savoy John R. card maker, Juniper alloy
Sawer James, storekeeper, coVncr Pine & Second
Sawn Harriot, tavernkeeper, Callowhill st. wharf
Sawyer Abigail, widow, 138 Brown
Sawyer Lewden, ladies shoemaker, 165 S. Second
Sawyer Robert, blacksmith, 15 Noble
Say Beniamin, m. d. 152 Chesmii
Say Benjamin, jr. brewer, 103 New
Say Samuel, stevadore, 91 N Water
Say Thomas, apothecary & druggist, N. W. corner
High gc 2d
Sayre VVm. mate, back 99 Green
Scaank Robert, carpenter, Watson*s alley
Scargow Thomas, drayman, 46 Browne
Scattergood & Wood, tanners and curriers, 276 N.
Front
Scattergood , tavernkeeper, Call<)whiil ne;ir
Sch. 3d
Scattergood Joseph, currier. Sec. 299 N. Second
Scattergood Thomas, late tanner, &c. 2/8 n. Front
Scliaefler rev. Frederick D. 27 N. 4th
Sthaffer Charles, sugar refiner, 82 north Second
SchafTer Elizabeth, widow of John, 24 Pdssyunk
Schaumenkessel Frederick, ble baker, 352 N. 2d
Scheetz Conrad, hatter, 415 north Front
Scheible G. F. grocer, 193 south Fourth
Scheible John M. victualler, 15 Fiizwaltcr
Schell Ann Maria, cake baker 38 Nor:' " \
SCH
Schell Henry, grocer, 191 N. 2d [^see Shek
Scheliinck John, grocer, Lombard above Ninth
Scherzinger John M. oil and colourman, 66 n. 4th
Schieser John J. baker, 142 south 8th
Schindler Michael, baker, corner Shippen &; Fifth
Schively George C. shoemaker, Queen near
Shackamaxon
Schively Henry, cutler and surgeon's instrument
maker, 45 Chesnut
Schively George, attorney at law, 65 Walnut
Schively Joshua, druggist, 6cc. 51 south Third
Schnaiblu Lawrence, stocking weaver 26 N. Alley
Schnatz Sebastian, baker, Frankford road near
Schackamaxon
Schott Charles F. tinplate worker, 421 N. Second
Schott James, merchant, 43 N. Front 8c 235 Arch
Schott G. S. M. D. 41 north 6th
Schott John P. jr. commission merchant, 129
Walnut
Schott John P. inspector of customs, 73 south 8th
Sohover Elisabeth, widow, 56 Green ^
Schlatter Wm. merchant, 223 High [see Slaughter
Schlatterer John, baker, corner Callovvhill & Third
Schlosser Jacob, late currier, 335 north 2d
Schlosser Elizabeth, 8c Rosina, 31 Penn
Schneider Casper, distiller, 313 north Front
Schneider John A- grocer, 141 north Third
Schneider 8c Pertenheimer, grocers, 141 N. Third
Schneider widow, grocer, corner Spruce and Sixth
vSchneider Wm. tyler to the grand lodge of Penn-
sylvania, 7 N. 8 th
Schnelt Lewis, baker, back 263 north Eighth
Schober Frederick, baker, 166 north Second
Scoch F. 6c J. carpenters, corner 6th and German-
ton road
Schoch George, innkeeper, 81 north Seventh
Schoch Samuel, German teacher, opposite 50
north Fourth
Schoen Casper, teacher, 99 Coats*
Sclioen Wm. taylor, 39 Chesnut
Schools widow of James, 41 1 south Front
Schooley Sanmel, drayman, Noble near Third
SCH SCO
5chrack Abraham, innkeeper, 38 High
^chrack Henry, skin dresser and parchment ma*
nufdcturer, Margaretta st
iSchrack Jacob, shipjoiner, back 393 north Front
5chrjck Joseph, carter, 20 Green
iSchreiber Theodore, painter, &c. 54 Penn
^chreiner Charles W. clock and watchmaker, *tZ
north 1 hird
^chreiner Joseph H ironmonger, 122 noth 2d
^chreiner John, whitesmith, 23 N. 10th
•Schreyer George, skindresser, 335 Cllaowhill
^chreyer John, baker, 83 4th below Union
5'chreyer & Yerger, skindressers, 335 Callowhill
-Schriver Sarah, victualler, 273 N. Eighth
-Schroder Frederick, innkeeper. Ridge road, near
Francis' lane *
6'chroder Henry, carter, corner Crown & Vine
5chuh Godfrey, teacher, 233 Callowhill
iSchulteis John M. baker, 65 New
6'chumoB. turner, 10 & 22 EIfreith*s alley
-Schuster Margaret, widow, 4 Callowhill
*Schweiss John, shoemaker, Old York road above
Coats'
^chwenk Henry, innkeeper, 191 N. Third
•Schweppenheiser John, cabinetmaker, 440 n. 3d-
iSchweppenheiser Nicholas, taylor, 4o5 n. Thini
-Sciver John, shoemaker, Maiden near Beach
iScoful James, taylor, back 96 Christian
f 6'cotren James, carter, Middle alley
5cott Adam, blacksmith, 466 N. Third
«Scott '^mos, boiu^ding house, 173 Vine
•Scott Andrew, soapboiler, 5 Quarry
Scott Andrew, grocer comer Sassafras and 10th
Scott Cutherinc widow, back 25 Mulberry
-Scott George, oak cooper, C llowhiU st. whm'S
5cott David, bitmaker, 287 St. John
5cott George, mariner, )50 N, Water
•Scott Henry, carter, 14 Hurst
•Scott Wabella, shopkeeper, 148 south Eighth-
5cott James, carpenter, buck 13 Beck's alley
•Scott James, mariner, 8 Argylc
^ott Job, If harf builder. Poplar abore Front
SCO ^SEA
Scott John, printer & shoe store, 32 N. Fourth
Scott John, grainmeasurer, 94 Spruce
Scott John, gardener, corner Chesnut & Sch. 7ih
Scott Joseph, carpenter, Barker st.
Scott John W. printer, 147 Chesnut & Bank st,
Scott L. widow, Maiden st.
Scott Lydia, boarding house, 112 High
Scott Mary, widow, back 132 S. 4th [see Scliott
Scott & Reakirt, brush manuf. 207 N. Second
Scott Patrick, labourer, Hazel alley below Locust
Scot Robert, engraver in the mint, 9 N. Twelfth
Scott Robert, ropemaker, 522 south Front
Scott widow of Lewis A. corner 9th 6c Chesnut
Scott Samuel, mariner, 117 Green
Scott Samuel, carpenter, 215 St. John
Scott Thoma*,^ tanner, Pegg st.
Scott Thomas, merchant, 30 N. Third
Scott, Trotter 8c Tilford, merchants, 30 N. Third
Scott Wm. pilot, 498 south Front
■Scott Wm. ferryman) 152 St. John
Scotten B. Sc A. bonnett makers, 2 Strawberry
Scoiti John, perfumer Sc hairdresser, 15 south 4th
Scravendyke Peter, soap and candlemaker 237 s. 2d
Scriminger Robert, type founder, Christian n. 5th
Scroggy Thomas, grocer, corner Juniper lane and
George
Scull Daniel, grocer 314 N. Front
Scull Humphrey, sea captain, 5 Callowhill
Scull James, merchant, 28 south wharves
Scull Wm. late tavernkeeper, 4 Callowhill st.wharf
Scull Wm. B. storekeeper, 102 N. Third
Scullinburg Manuel, ropemaker, Moyamensing R.
Seabrook James, merchant tailor, 75 Mulberry
Seaburn Elizabeth, shopkeeper, 7 Mulberry
Seaman Serick, oak cooper, 508 south Front
[see Seemann and Sieman
Seamcr Philip, labourer, back 126 N. Fifth
Search Joshua, ropemaker, 8th near Passyunk
Search Wm. pump maker, cor. Cth 8c Carpenter
Searl Enos, drayman, Germantown road n. Front
Searl James, bricklayer, S8 Tammany [see Scnill
SEA SEL
Searl Joseph, draymen, Smith's alley (N. L.)
Searl Robert, drayman, Germantown R. N. Fron:
Sears John, carpenter, Sheaff 's alley
Seawright Mary, widow, back 57 Budd
Seboult , mate, 177 St. John
Seckel Adam, merchant, 9 N. Water & 305 High
Seckel David, grazier, 305 High Sc N.W. cor. 8th
Seckel David, jun. grazier, 12 N. Eighth
Seckel George L. merchant, 155 High
Seckel George D. grazier, 305 High cor. EightU
Seckel John C. carpenter, 322 Vine
Seckel Lawrence, wine merchant, 155 High
Sebring Catherine & Mary, tayloresses 35 south
Water
Secor David J. carpenter, above Sassafras
Scddinger Mrs. of Casper, basketmaker 66 Budd
Seddinger Jacob, saddletree maker Frankford
road above Queen
Seddinger M. saddletree maker Frankford road
above Queen
Seeger Charles, confectioner 1 1 1 south Third
[see Sager
Seeger David, flour merchant 18 south Seventh
Seeger John, sea captain 29 Tammany
Seeger Wm. F. druggist, 8cc. 345 High
Seeby Robert, labourer, Sassafras near Sch. 2d
Seemann John Andrews, innkeeper (Red Lion)
corner Brewer*s alley and Fourth, [see Seaman
Sees George, grocer Thirteenth below Walnut
Segar Jacob, labourer Shaxamaxon
Seguin Andrew, shipbuilder 371 north Front
Seixas David G. 151 south Front
Seidel John N. morocco dresser 136 Locust
Seiders Charles, baker Sassafras near Sch. 7th
Seip Peter, accomptant Baker's alley
Selick John, stevedore 276 S. 4th
Sell George, labourer 93 Browne [see SiU
Sell Henry, painter, 8cc. 2 Hopkjms court
Sell Henry, painter, 486 N. 2d
Sell Solomon, taylor 76 Brown
Sellers Coleman, wireworker 1 Mulberry court
iieUers D, -wireworker 8 ,n. 6th [see Zeller
*^SEL— -SEX
Sellers Isaac, brassfounder 150 Coats'
Sellers James, wireworker 8 N. 6th
Sellers J. accomptant corner wood 8c St. John
vSellers Nathan Sc David, wireworkers 231 High
Sellers Robert B. printer 83 Mulberry
Seltzer Henry, Fourth near Poplar lane
Senat Prosper L. store keeper 7 N.*2d
Sendos Dominic, merchant, i56 Mulberry
Senemaud John B. goldsmith 126 south Fourth
Senff John A. gardner Arch near Sch. 5th
Senior John, diayman Ann st. (Sch.)
Senix Isaac, late brick layer. Mint Court
Senn Henry, shoemaker 151 Green
Senn Wm. shoemaker 124 Callowhill
SennefF Ann, widow nurse, 89 Coats*
SennifF widow of George, 1 69 Pine
SennefF Jacob, carpenter Broad near George
StnoJBTt George, tavern keeper, 25 North Alley
Senter Christopher, soap boiler Laurence st*
Senterling Rosina, widow 1 5 Charlotte
Sergeant E. widow 104 south Eighth
Sergeant E. Spencer, attorney at law 113 Arch
Sergeant John, attorney at law 89 & 91 S. Fourth
Sergeant Thomas, attorney at law enquire 113
Arch [see Sarjeant
Sergeant widow of William, 24 North Seventh
Sermon Isaac, m. d. 105 north Front
Sermon Richard, smith 105 N. Front
Serrill J. sea capt. 12 New Market [see Searl
Service G. morocco dresser, 13 Willing's alley
Servoss Mrs. widow of E. 215 north Front
Serve Philip, shallopman 25 Callowhill
Settle Nicholas, brickmaker Buttonwood
Seveke Godfrey, baker 86 north Front
Scverne Benjamin, labourer 66 Elder
jSever Peter, drayman back 207 St. John
Severne John, victualler corner Filbert & 13th
Sewell Charles, labourer, Dean's alley
Sexton Charles, yeoman Beach near Maiden
Sexton Daniel, taylor 14 Gray*s alley
Sexton Jared, & son 35 8c 40 south Water
Soxton John; whac^-builder Beaeh near Miiiden
SEY SUA
:^"e}bcrt Adam, m. d. e?iq2iire 42 souih Front [see
Siberty Sijbert Isi' Gibbet
Seybert Elizabeth, shopkeeper 4th near George
Seyfcrhek John, shipwright 53 Green
Seyferhelt John M, shipwright 464 north Third
Seyfert Conrad, bookbinder .10 Pear
Seyfert John, blacksmith 90 St. John
Seymour Joseph H. engraver 2d bel. Federal
Seymour Samuel, engraver 19 Cedar
Seymour Joseph, commedian, 58 N. 6th
- hade George, hatter 229 north 2d
Shade Peter, brushmaker 2 N. Front
Shac John, stone cutter Prospect alley
Shaeff George, carpenter Rose alley near Green
Shaffer Adam, carter 473 >J". Third
Shaffer Catharine, widow cor. passyunk & Queen
Shafer Caspar, m. d. 66 Vine [see Schaffcr
Shaffer Conrad, carter China st.
Shaffer George, cordwaiuer, Lily alley [see
Schaffer
Shaffer John, tanner back 49 Browne
Shaffer John L. carpenter 401 N. 3d
Sliaffer John, tanner. Maiden
Shaffer John, carter, Cedar above 12th
Shafer Joseph, labourer Locust near Sch.
Shaffer Leoudard glass blower St. Joseph's avenue
Shaffer Mat. Gcrmantown road near 4th
Shaffer Margaret, widow High corner Sch. 3d
Shaffer M. labourer, 11th below Spruce
Shaffer Michael, carpenter 87 Browne
^hafer Mrs. widow segar maker 28 Ann (N. L.)
Shaffer Mrs. of Philip, back 458 south Front
Shivffer Philip, carter 448 Race
Stealfer widow 408 N. 3d
*^tiaffcr Wm. stone mason br.ck 182 St. John
■'iules Jacob, wharf builder 479 N. 2d
Shallcross Leonard, shoemaker 81 south Front
'-' lus Francis, engraver, Circulating Library 49
south 3d
Si.anc G. L. ropemaker Maiden near Beach
S'lKine Mary, widow 8th near Vine
■rhankland J. tavlor 156 s. Water ^ 157 s. Front
SHA
Shanklen Edward, carpenter Hazel alley
Shanks Abraham, taylor 295 north 3d
Shannahan Margaret, widow 33 Dock
Shannon AndreWj taylor 61 south 5th
Shannon B. carpenter Crown near Prince
Shannon Hugh, gunsmith 293 south 5th
Shannon James, plaisterer 2 Blackberry alley
Shannon John, hatter back 131 N. 3d
Shannou Michael, labourer 3B Small
Shannoij Wm. late auctioneer 19 north Fifth
Shannon Wm & Hugh, gunsmiths and cutlers 2.1
Passyunk, near Fifth, below Cedar
Sharkey Daniel, labourer Vine near Sch. Eghth
Sharkey John, labourer Vine near Broad
tSharp Adam, waiter Juniper alley
Sharp Catharine, widow 4 Elder St.
Sharp Charles, taylor Shepherd's court
-Sharp Daniel, brigade inspector Elder near 7th
Sharp Henry, mate 375 south Front
iSharp & Jones, iron merchants corner Arch & 3d
Sharp John, shoemaker, Poplar below 2d
Sharp Mrs. of Robert back 39 Locust
Sharp Rebecca, widow 301 Sassafras >
Sharp Richard, 131 south 3d
Sharp Susan, seamtress 19 Crab
Sharp \\idow, back 121 north 4th
Sharpe Benjamin, storekeeper 25 north 2d
Sharpe George, carpenter Orange
S'narpe John, shoemaker Orange
Sharpe Ludwick, accomptant 19 N. Ninth
Sharpely John, mariner back 308 south Front
Sharpies Jesse, merchant 48 High
Sharpies Joshua jr. carpenter west of Pei»-
^ mancnt Bridge
"sharpies^ Mury, bonnet maker, 48 Mulberry
Sharplcss widow of John, 39 N 6th
Sharply Philip mariner back. 38 Ann (N. L.)
Sharswood James, gentleman 92 north 6lh
Sharswood William, gentleman, 92 north 6th
Shaw Alexander, cabinetmaker 90 north Fron;
Shaw Benjamin, shoemaker 274 south 6th
Shaw Bile, labourer Oak below Noble
SHA SHi.
Shaw David, oystcrman Noble near ohl York K.
Shaw David, oysterman lOi north Fourth
Shaw Henry, mariner Rogers* court
5haw Isaac, blacksmith 262 south 3d
Shdw James, carpenter 125 Cedar & 197 south
Front
-Shaw James M. hatter 160 High
5haw John, victualler Callowhill below Sth
ShdLW John, Justice of the peace 408 N. 2d
5haw Joseph, mariner Carpenter (•S')
6'haw Lydia, widow 15 5'assafras
.Vhaw Elizabeth Mrs. 49 Pine
iVhaw Precilla, cook shop Oak (N. L.)
.Shaw iSamuel B. merchant 172 south 3d
iShaw Thomas, distiller 12 Quarry
.Shaw Thomas, sexton Patton's court
.Shaw widow of (ieorge, grocer 31 south Front
.Sliaw widow of Matthew, carpenter 38 Pine
.Shaw William, labourer 408 south 2d
.Shaw Mary, China store, 65 N. 7th
.Shaw Wm. A. mercht. 25 s. water dc 69 Locust
•Shaw Wm. m. d. 237 Mulberry
'^'heaff Geo. wine merchant, 3 s. 5th & 92 s. 4th
.Sheaff Henry, wine merchant 180 High
6'heaif John 5. 180 High
.Sheaif Mrs. Barbara, N. E, cor. 7th 6c High
.'hearer Henry, hairdresser 10 N 4th [see Skerer
/hearer Valentine, labourer 291 north Sth
.Shearer widow 63 Queen (-S.)
5heble Adam, cooper & ironmonger 206 N. 2d
•Sheble F & J merchants cor. Callowhill 8c 6th
Vheble Frederick, merchant 35 Wood [see Sheible
.Sheble Jacob jr cabinet maker 465 north 2d
•Sheble John, merchant 77 north 5th
Vhedaker James, cooper 39 & back 57 -S. water
oheed George, sen. plaisterer 275 south 5t.h
'Sheed George, jun. constable 76 German
•Sheed Isabella, 22 Queen (5.) Sc German N. Sth
-Sheed widow of W plaisterer 273 south 5th
Sheepshanks Wm. merchants 34 Church alley
Sheer Frederick, victualler Moyamensing road
SHE
iSheer John, sea captain 22 Plum
Sheets A. sexton of -Swedes church 30 Christian
*Sheetz Christian, Hanover near Bedford
iSheetz ^vido^v of Daniel, Cherry above Duke
'Shefler John, blacksmith 533 north 3d
^heet Mat. Juniper near Spruce
^Sheets John carpenter 30 Christian 6c Lapidary
4 Carter's alley
-Sheldon Wm. patent lampmaker See. Currant
alley
'Shell Lewis, segarmaker, Broad near -Sassafras
-Shell widow of Jacob, 453 north 3d [see Schell
-Shellingsford Thomas, caulker Vienna near Duke
'Shelmerdine Edward, hatter 23 south 4th
Shelmire Jesse, grocer 29 Julianna, store 180
Callowhiil
6"helmire Wm. mealmerchant 101 north 4th
^Shepherd Benjamin, carpenter 5 Fetter lane
-Shepherd Catharine widow 57 Vine
Shepherd Jacob, caulker Marlborough near prince
Shepherd Jacob, caulker Hanover near Prioce
Shepherd Js. carpenter. Mechanic Sc Mint court
Shepherd John, caulker Frankford road corner
Bedford *
Shepherd John, 8c Jacob victualler James
Shepherd Mary, teacher 92 Christian
Shepherd Nicholas, caulker Breach near Maiden
Shepherd Philip, victualler James street.
jShepherd Randall, fruiterer 13 south 6th
Shepherd Robert, victualler 482 north 3d
Shepherd Thomas, shopkeeper 4 north 5th
Shepherd Thomas, ornamental painter 113 north
Front
Shepherd Wm. shipwright Hanover
Shepherd Wm. whitesmith and bell hangar 250
6'assafras, 8c 17 Wagner's alley
Sherborr^e Wm. biscuitbaker 52 6'wanson
Sherer Ann widow nurse Shafford street
Sheridan Abraham, innkeeper Schuylkill upper
ferry
SHE— SHI
Siiepiicrd Allen, coachman 268 .^assaCras
Sherer Elizabeth, widow Bearsticker's court
Sheridan Bernard, stablekeeper 7 Nerth alley and
15 Button wood
Sheridine Dominick, late dealer 63 Christian
Shermer John, clock Sc watchmaker 384 north 2d
Shermer John, shoemaker 138 south 8th
SHierraer Eliz. boardinghouse 389| north Front
Shermer ^^dow of Joseph, 3 'Sterling alley
Shermer Wm. carver and gilder 5 -Sterling alley
Sherrerd John, grocer corner Front and Arch and
95 'Sassafras
Shettel Daniel, brichmuker Callowhill above 10th
Shewell John, labourer Juniper lane
Shewell Thomas, 55 north 2d
Shewman George, carter Marlborough
Shey John, skindresser Frankford road near Maiden
Shibc John, shipwright, Crown corner of Prince
Shibe Eliz. widow Marlborough above Prince
Shields Dominick Q. labourer 244 Cedar
Shields Hannah, Front near Vine
Shields Henry, labourer 451 south 2d
Shields widow of Joseph, back 251 Sassafras
Shields Joseph, labourer Maria«
Shields L. carpenter Kunckel above Tammany
tShields Michael, carter 87 north Fifth
Shields Robert, storekeeper 35 north Second
Shields Thomas, gentleman 13 Dock
Shields William, labourer Sassafras near sch. 7th
Shields William, sea captain 19 Cedar
Shierman Mathias, shoemaker 18 Appletree alley
Shilk John, stocking weaver back 439 n. Second
Shilling John, M. laboarer Marks lane
Shiliingford Ja*nes, vendue cryer Lily alley
Shillingford James, paperstainer 88 Christian
Shiliingford Thomas, smith 5 1 7 north Third
Shindler Henry &c John, sailmakers back 387 s. Ft
Shinkle Mrs. of John 34 Green
Shinn Eliazar, carpenter Eyndall's court
Shinn John, jun. chyraist 298 north Th'Td
Shinn Mrs. widow, 122 south Fifth
Shinn .Samuel, bricklayer 134 Pine*
B b b b
SHI— SHO
Shinneck Adam, painter &c 365 north Third
Shinney Mary, widow 42 Crown
Shipley Daniel, mariner 267 north Frotit
Shipley & 5tokes, hardware 45 High
Shipley Thomas, merchant 216 spruce
Shipley Thomas, hardware merchant 57 High
dwelling 59 Union
Shippen Elizabeth, gentlewoman 50 Union
Shippen Joseph, G. m, d. 234 walnut
Shippen Mrs. of Wm. 69 N. 6th
Shiras George, B. merchant 15 north water
Shirings William, labourer George above Third
Shirkey Patrick, grocer 24 •Small
Shirley Moses, tin plate worker 390 High
Shirtliff William, mariner 28 Argyle
Shloter Godfrey, cor. 6th 8c Passyunk [.5e<? Slater
Shober Blaith, J. attorney at law 53 south Fifth
[see ShuberC
Shober S. B widow, 94 south Third
Shober 5"amuel, L. 94 south Third
Shoch Michael, cordwainer 78 Brown
Shocker Margaret, washerwoman 32 Charlotte
Shoemaker Abraham, alderman, office 130 Chesnut
dwelling 124 south Fourth
Shoemaker Abraham, jun. attorney at law 1 10 and
124 south Fourth
Shoemaker Mrs. of Christian, 63 Coats'
ShDemaker Daniel, dry goods store 167 south 2d
Shoemaker Henry, shoemaker corner of Hanover
and Prince
Shoemaker Jacob & Son, insurance brokers south-
east room of the coffeehouse, 8c 24 Walnut
Shoemaker Jane, boarding house 54 ndrth 2d
Shoemaker Jesse, inn keeper corner Beach and
Maiden
Shoemaker John J. merchant 134 N. Front Sc 200
Arch
Shoemaker Jonathan, insurance broker 24 Walnut
Shoemaker Joseph, 200 Mulberry
Shoemaker Joseph, silversmith 1 2 north Front
Shoemaker Lydia, midwife 10 Shippen
Shoemaker Margaret, widow 2C9 south Seventh
SIIO— SHU
Shoemaker Samuel, plaisterer 104 st, Joliu
Shoemaker •Sarah, widow 60 north Second
Shoemaker *S'aniuel, attorney at law 185 Pine
Shore 6'OiOnion, labourer Callowhill n. sch. Third
Shores Naomi, widow 29 1 Arch
tShort William, labourer 159 Browne
Shorter John, carpenter Cherry above Juniper
Shothill George, shopkeeper Oak (N. L.)
Shotts Henry, tailor 146 Spruce [see Schot;
Shot well Mary, storekeeper Sixth near Fifth
Shough Jacob, gun smith Noble near Third
Showaker John, constable 467 north Third
Showaker Mary, widow 199 st. John
Shower Robert, blacksmith, Aspen alley
Shraedcr Hannah, widow 424 north Yvowi
Shreeve Charles, boat builder Ptnn K.
Shreeve John, jr. rigger 10 Green
Shreeve John,' rigger loft 6 s. Wharves & 399 N.
Front
Shreve Caleb, mercha^^' 106 N. 4th &45 N. Front
Shriner Henry, merchant 134 north Front
Shriner -Susannah, washerwomtin 448 Race
Shriver Henry, victuaiJer 21 1 Callowhill
Shronk B. baker Jacoby sti-cet
Shronk Joseph, labourer Twclth above Cherry
Shronk widow of Geori4;e 200 C'oats
Shubert George, ladies shoemaker 13th n. Race
5hubert George, fisherman Hanover near Prince
6'hubert W'iHiam, carpenter Federal near •Second
\^see ^hober
Shufflebottom Wm. chiaa merchant 42 N. -Second
Shugart George, S. hardware store 387 N. -Second
Shugart -Simon, 366 north -Second
Shull Frederick, inspector of customs at Marcu.s
Hoek
Shults C. junr. ladies shoemaker 215 south 2d.
Shults Charles, feedstore 20 Passyunk road
Shults Frederick, harnessmakcr 18 6'tamper's alley
Shultz John, labourer 13 Wood
Shultz John, cabinetmaker 20 Callowhill
Shultz John, jeweller, -Schriver's court
Shultz Nicholas, carpenter -Sassafras below 1 Itii
SHU— SIM
ii.umai-i Fred., milkman Poplar lane above 4th
^.human George, carter Mulberry and Duke
~?humate Julius R. m. d. 172 south Th;rd
Shunk Isaac, carpenter 54 Chester
Shuster Anclre^v, grocer 83 north 7th
Shuster David, victualler Lawrence
Shuster John, potter Germantown road above 3d
■^jhuster Mrs. victualler Lawrence
Shuster Jacob, oakcooper 1 10 N. Water h 42 Vine
Shute & Long, bonnet maJ^ers 3 -Strawberry
Shutt John, carpenter Pine near Twelfth
Shutts John, labourer Queen near Palner
Sibbet John, plaisterer corner of Prune and Fifth
Sibert Adam, shoemaker 2S6 N. 8th [s<re Seybert
iSiddail Joseph, calico printer 69 N. 5th & 59 N. 3d
Siddons John, shipwright 501 south Front
Siddons Joseph, insurance office in Coffeehouse,
dwelling 3 Pfeiffer's alley
Slddons Joseph, carpenter & Etorekeeper 1 19 n. 4th
Siddons Josiah Sc iSon, mer. tailors &c. 193 s. 2d
Siddons Josiah jun. taylor 30 Union & 193 south 2d
Side William, bell cryer 26 Brown
Siebennist Michael, watchman, cordwainers Alley
Sieman Paul, n^.crchant n. w. corner 9th and High
Siemers Mrs. of Fredi^. cooper Miller's court [n. l.
Sigmonds Peter, labourer Cherry near Prince
Sigoigne Madame, teacher 106 south Fifth
Silbert George, labourer carpenter (S.) n. Fifth
Silbert Peter, labourer Fifth below Christian
Silence John, cabinetmaker 121 south Ninth
Sill M. tavern & grocer 10 north Water [ ace ^di
Silver 8c Co. flour uierchants 256 High
Silver John, merchant 256 High h. 7 north Fifth
Silverthorn Susannah, widow Piose alley
Silvin John, L. cook back 24 Passyunk
Simes James, W. druggist 8cc. 457 High
Simes -Samuet, accomptiKit 241 Spruce \_f>€e Sims
Simington George, 'slioemakcr Passyunk below
Christian
Simmers George, moulder upper ferry road
Simmons Anthony, associate judge of the district
court 100 south Eighth
SIM—SIM
:-5tinmons widow, corner buck road long lane
Simmons David, P. packing; factory 1 1th near
Spruce
Simnrions Edward, lumber merchant 145 N. Third
Simmons Edward, 8c son lumber merchants 145
north Third Sc 144 north Second
Simmons Edward, jr. lumber merchant yard Wa!
nut above Eighth dwelling 34 north Ninth
Simmons Edward, team driver Tenth near Vine
Sinimons Eliza, raaniua maker 224 south Thirii
Simmons Isaac, ship-watch 225 Swanson-
Simmons John, corder 324 north Second
tSimmons Henry, porter Garden above Vine
tSimmon John, hairdresser 302 Vine
Simmons Joseph, merchant 40 Filbert
Simmons Leeson, merchant Bickley's v/harf dwel-
ling 201 Mulberry
Simmons Stephen, lumber merchant 223 nort;'.
Water 6c 119 Vine
Simmons Stephen, hairdresser 181 south Front ^:
180 Water
Simmons widow of Henry wiley*s court
Simmons William« balanceweigher 157 Vint'
Simmons Wm. hatter 389 N. 2d
Simmons William, jun merchant 214 Pine
Simon John, tayler 13 South alley
Simon John, baker 27 Walnut
Simon John, shoemaker 1 3 Hinckle's couit
Simon John, labourer Middle alley
Simon Joseplv, bathhouse Frombcrger's court
Simon Margaret, widow 13 ^buth alley
Simon Michael, cooper 220 High
Simon Jacob, farmer Passyunk
Simon M cordwainer 124 south Third
Simon Michael, shipwright Beach n. high bridge
Simon Philip, bleeder 8c barber Vine below eighth
Simons John, hatter 137 N. Front 8c Frombcrger's
court
Simons Joseph, linen 8c woolen draper 253 s. 2d
Simons Noah, linen Sc woolen draper 248 s. 2d
Simons Richard P, tavernkeeper 14 Callowhill
Simpson Bowman, ferrynian back 69 Christian
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. SIM— SIX
Simpson David, silverplater 2 Locusl
• Simpson David cooper 153 north Water
Simpson Elizabeth, 113 German
Simpson Georp;e, late cashier of the U. iS. Bank
104 Chesnut \jsee Simson
Simpson Henry, merchant 3 1 north Front
Simpson Hannah,, widow (nurse) 158 north Water
Simpson James, mariner -Swedesalley
Simpson Jas. grocer 1 south seventh cor. High
Simpson John, milkman Locust cor. sch. Front
Simpson John, paperstainer cor. Mulberry &c Broad
fSimpson Joseph, mariner 5hippen above ^eyenth
Simpson Mary, seamstrens, 26 Strawberry
Simpson Richard, shoemaker 258 Lonikbard
Simpson "Samuel, teacher 273 N". 2d Sc 158 N. 5th
Simpson William, grocer cor. High Sc sch. *9ixth
tSimpson William, bleeder. Sec Barclay's alley
[^See Simes
Sims John, painter, £cc. 2 IST. 1 1th shop near Arch
Sims John, taylor 1 10 -Swanson
Sims Joseph, merchant comptinghouse 155 south
Water, dwelling s. w. corner Chesnut and 7th
Sims Joseph juri, gentleman 176 south Third
Sims Joseph, carpenter 290 Lombard
Sims Walter, sea captain 153 Walnut
Sims Wm. ropemaker ridge road n. Biittonwod L.
Simson John, 229 -Spruce merchant {_see Simfiso7i
Sin Thos. carter 490 north 3d
Sinclair James, printer, Sec. 227 Walnut [_s€e Sink
Sinclair Joseph, wheelright 170 ^Shippen
Sinclair Margaret, seamstress 305 south Front
Sinderling Nicholas, carter Beach near Maiden
Siner John, ropemaker, 483 south Front
Siner John, brassfounder corner 4th and George
Siner Jacob, do. do.
Singer Abraham, gentleman 16 Filbert
Singer George, coachmaker 20 6'assafras alley
Singer John (sf Co. merchants 263 High
Singerly George, taylor 429 north Third
Singleton Joseph Y.
Singleton 6'amuel, sea captain 263 south Front
."Singleton •Stephen, sea captain 85 Penn
r^inj^lcton Thomas, shipwricjht, 456 south Front
Sink \braham,' military store 21 Hiiz;h
Sink Elizabeth, tayloress back 385 south Front
Sink George, victualler 12th near Vine
Sink John, farmer, Banks of 6'chuylkill
Sink Lawrence, cabinetmaker 3 5 Lombard
Sink William, 21 High
Sinkler Mary, Walnut above 10th ^
Sinkler Mrs. of John C. 391 .Sassafras
Sinn "Susan, widow 70 "Sassafias
t^ipple Thomas, sweep master Bradford's alley
Sips John, labourer sch. Sth near Chcsnut
Sips Michael, jr. labourer Steinmetz's court
Sips Michael, labourer 93 north Fourth
Sirine Joseph, mariner 1 1 Callowhill
Sisinger John,, shoemaker 438 north Third
Sisk John, of U. S. army 40 N. 6th
Sisty John, pocketbook maker 130 Mulberry
Siter Edward, grocer 266 High [see Suter
Sitgreaves William, carpenter 149 st. John
Siviily RJiody, carter 466 .Sassafras
Sivert Barbaira, widow back 26 north Ninth
Sixte 'tephen, confectioner 125 south Second
Skandling Jeremiah, shoemaker 2 Crab
Skank Edward, labourer Brittons alley
Skelly Patrick, labourer 2 1 8 north ilxth
Skellinger William, pilot 452 south Front
Skelly Thos. brewer 9 Broad dwelling 29 -Sansom
Skelton Mary, widow 74 New
Skerrett Jauics, & son blacksmith's Locust above
Ninth Sc 135 south Ninth [see Scarret
Skerrett James, jr. blacksmith ?35 south Ninth
Skerrett James I accomptaiit 154 south Ninth
Skerrett Josepli, goldsmith LaAvrence
Skerrett widow ot Joseph, 154 south Ninth
Skill John, carter back 1 15 'wansofi
Skillman John, saddler 5 Budd
t^kelton Robert, woodsawyer Rose street
Skinner Eliza, widow 119 south Eleventh and 6
Callowhill
Skinner Francis H. sea captain 33 CallowhiH
Skinner Wm. painter, &c. 36 -Strawberry
SKR«-SMA
Sldrm George, blacksmith back 15 Filbert
Skriminger John, brush maker 126 st. John
Skyrin John, gentleman 134 north Eighth
Slack Daniel shipwright 12 Brown
Slack Jacob, grocer High street warf south side
Slack John, coachmaker 8 little Pme
Slag Bartholomew sugar boiler 96 Coats
Sla? John sugar boiler Brewers alley near Third
Slahter Jacob, tobacconist 136 north Third
[^see Schloter tP" Schlatter
Slater John, carpenter 385 •Sassafras
Slattery Anthony, labourer Marlborough near
Prince
Slattery Wra. labourer Queen near Marlborough
Slaughter Peter C. carpenter 122 Locust and 105
Budd
Sleeper 8c Ashton, blacksmiths 94 north Front
Sleeper James, blacksmith Margaretta near 2d
Sleeper Jonathan, oakcooper 1 1 1 south Water and
china store 92 N. Front
Slemmer Jacob, cedar cooper 439 north Third
Slentz George, carter 117 Coats ^
Sles man Elizabeth, 98 north Front
Slesman George, merchant 58 north Third
Slingland Wm. carpenter back 134 south Eightii
Slingluff Joseph, cornchandler 410 north Third
Sloan James & John, grocers Qprner High 8c 1 3th
Sloan Miss, 7 Penn
Sloan 5arah, widow 74 Almond
Sloan Wm. sea captain 7 Penn
Sloan William, stable keeper Drinker's alley
Sloan Elizabeth, widow Currant alley
Small Abraham, stationer, &c. 37 south Second
Small widow of Jacob, grocer 338 -Sassafras
Small R. carter 259 south Fourth
Small -Stockdel, wharf-builder Beach near high
bridge
Smallman Jas. engineer Walnut near Schuylkill 2d
Smallwood widow of Isaac, 10 N. 1 1th
Smallwood Manly, Beach near \Varren
Smallwood Martha, tavernkeeper 2 Dock
Smallwood Robert, carter sch. 8th near Vine
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'Smalhvood Thomas, cordwainer Petticoat alle.y
Smedley Jacob, ironmonger 9 1 High
Smedley Isaac 6c Co. ironmongers 9 1 High
Smeltz Reinhart, painter, 8cc. 4 Cherry
Smiley Andrew, pilot 39 Queen (s.)
Smiley John, {lost 7'ight harid) 225 s. 6th
Smiley Wm. merchant taylor 98 Chesnut
Smilie John, tailor 2 Elfrith's alley
Smith Abigail, widow 103 Chesnut {^See Smyth
Smith Abraham, mariner Filbert near sch. 6th
Smith Abraham, shallopman Beach n.high bridge
Smith Andrew, carpenter 47 Fitzwalter
Smith Andrew, carpenter Broad near -Spruce
Smith Andrew, mariner Filbert near sch. 6th
Smith Andrew, naiior Noble near 3d
Smith Ann, shopkeeper 152 south Eighth
Smith Ann, tayioress Locust below Eighth
Smith Barney, labourer 295 Callowhill
Smith & Bassett, storekeepers 54 N. 2d
Smith Benjamin, mate 20 Ar^yle
Smith Casper, smith 267 -Salsafras
Smith Catharine, widow 377 N. 4th
Smith Charles, grocer corner Walnut and Eleventh
Smith Charles, coachmaker 177 south Third
Smith Charles Sc Son, storekeeper 249 N. Second
Smith Charles E. lumber merchant 53 Wood
Smith Chas. L. grocer 37 s. 3d and 75 Chesnut
Smith C. labourer sch. 4th near Spruce
Smith C. E. &c T. lumber merchants, yard N. E.
corner Vine and iixth
Smith C, G. baker Latitia court
Smith Christian, labourer corner West & Cherry
Smith Cornehus, coachman 154 south Fourth
Smiih Cornelia, widow 40 Mulberry
Smith Daniel, shopkeeper 28 Charlottee
Smith Daniel, storekeeper 2 south -Second
Smith Daniel, tavernkeeper cor. water 8c draw-
bridge
Smith Daniel, grocer*99 north Third
Smith Daniel merchant 181 south Third
Smith 5c Dennison, teachers, cor, sixth 8c Chesnut
Smith Dockeray, merchant 189 Walnut
SMI— SMI
Smith Duncan, drayman Juniper alley
Smith Edward, merchant 156 north Front
Smith Eli teacher corner sixth Sc Chesnut
Smith Rev. Elias, 150 south Fifth
vSmith Elizabeth, widow, 128 Caliowhill
Smith Elizabeth, widow sixth near Buttonwood
Smith Elizabeth, widow, Friends* alms House
Smith Francis Gurney, merchant 172 south Front
•^Smith Francis, mariner, 10 Hurst
Smith Francis, back 61 Queen (s.)
Smith Frederick, 77 Union
Smith Frederick M. labourer 6th above mill pond
Smith GeorgCj cooper 176 north Eighth
Smith George, brickmaker, Juniper near Vine
Smith widow of George Fourth above Browne
Smith George, boardinghouse 383 south Front
Smith George, drayman 100 Plum,
Smith Geo. R. accomptant 11th near Chesnut
Smith George W. merchant 156 north Second
Smith Godfrey, merchanf 9 north Sixth
Smith Hannah, callenderer back 9 1 north Third
Smith Hannah, shopkeeper 402 south Second
Smith Haziel, carpenter 95 south 5econd
Smith 8c Harding, lumber merchts. 149 N. Water
Smith and Helmuth, merchants 225 High
Smith Hemphill, grocer corner Walnut £c I Ith
Smith v/idow of Henry, corner of Cherry sch. six
Smith Henry, oak-cooper, back 259 High
Smith Henry, labourer Maria street
Smith Henry, n\ariner back 217 -Swanson
Smith Henry, shopkeeper 254 N. Front
Smith Hent y, smith corner Laurel and Budd
S'initli H. 6c J. corner Front and Germantown road
Smith Hugh, sea captain 74 AliDond
Smith Mrs. of Isaac, 264 south 'Vixth
Smith Isabella, boarding-house corner Fifth and
Lombard
Smith J. F. teaclier 9 Pear
Smith J, 8c Fowler, teachers Catharine above Sr.
cond north side
Smith Ju( ob, hibourer 112 Caliowhill
Smith Jacob, shoemaker West's coun
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Smith Jacob, 210 north 6th
Smith Jacob, late inkeeper 3d near Germantown R.
Smith Jacob, silversmith 193 North Eighth
Smith Jacob, taylor 143 south Ninth
Smith Jacob, surgeon dentist 269 south -Second
Smith Jacob, plaisterer 179 Cedar
Smith Jacob, baker Hanover near Bebford
Smith Jacob, tailor 278 south Fourth
Smith Jacob, mariner back 1 82 st. John
Smith Jacob, yeoman Vienna near West
Smith Jacob, labourer Cherry near Duke
Smith James, founder Wood above Eighth
Smith James, saddler Mary 6't. s.)
Smith James, merchant 2 north 6'ixth
Smith James, labourer back of 510 north Front
Smith James, inspector of customs 83 Walnut
Smith James, merchant 249 Mulberry
Smith James, 152 south Eighth
Smith James •S. attorney at law 101 south Fourth
Smith Jeremiah, brickmaker 13th above -Sassafras
Smith Job, conveyancer, Sec. 12 Pear & cor. Queen
8c Front
^mith Job, teacher 530 north Third
jmith John, marshal for the district of Pennsj'lvani?,
102 south Eighth
Smith John, 390 north Front
Smith John, shipwright Prince near Palmer
Smith John, druggist 32 Columbia avenue
Smith John upholsterer 82 Locust
Smith John, labourer 10 Walnut
Smith John, labourer 18 north Tenth
Smith John, gentleman, 283 Chesnut near Ninth
Smith Jobn, stonecutter corner 6'eventh and Pine
Smith John labourer 24 J fi'wanson
^mith John, grocer 32 south Wharves
'^mith John, founder Callowhill near Tenth
^niith John, moulder, upper ferry road
Smith John, whitesmith 52 and 24 Cedar
Smith John, grocer 90 6'wanson
Smith John, founder Mulberry near sch. Front
Smith John, smith Race near sch. Eighth
Smith John, smith sch. Eight near V inc^
s:mi— SMI
Smith John, grocer Mulberry near sch. »S'econ«i
Smith John, coachman, Juniper near Vine
Smith John mariner back 107 Catharine
Smith John, tobacconist 32 Coates alley
^Sn;ith John, shipwright Prince near Palmer
Smith John, carter west near Cherry
Smith John, grocer 4th above Brown
Smith John, druggist, 32 Columbia avenue
Smith John, tay'or, 382 north -S'econd
Smith John, innkeeper 72 German
Smith John, carpet vi^eaver 542 north Third
Smith John, sea captain 17 Vine
Smith John, typefounder Bonsall st.
Smith John A. tobacconist, 257 N. 2d
Smith John C. merchant 27 -Sansom and 15 Dock
Smith John D. merchant 107 south Water and U
Lombard
Smith John D. carpenter 33 Filbert
Smith (D. E.) John & «Son, merchants 107 south
Water and 76 Lombard
Smith John G. storekeeper 249 N 2d and 201 ^t.
John
Smith John M. carpenter 274 north 5'ec6nd
Smith John R. attorney at law 60 south 5th and 83
Walnut
Smith John R. C. merchant 58 s. Front
Smith John S, merchant 214 south Front
tSmith John, woodsawyer. Blackberry alley
Smith Jonas, carter sch. 8th near \^ine
Smith Jonathan, cashier of the Bank of Pennsyl-
vania 73 Walnut
Smith Jonathan B. attorney at law 21 s. 7th
Smith Jos. merchant Brooke court
Smith Jos. iron merchant 23 s. Wharves and 81
Walnut
Smith Jos^h, carpenter 178 Green
Smith Joseph, labourer Wood st. (K ) >
Smith Joseph B. ac com plant 10 old York road
Smith Justenian, nailer, 62 New
Smith Lewis, carter Cherry near Duke
Smith Margaret, widow 192 north Third
Smith Margaret J. shopkeeper, 2d near Cedar
bMI— SMI
Smith Martha, shopkeeper 27 Noble
Smith Mary, shopkeeper 376 High above 12tii
Smith Mary, widow 326 s. &th «
Smith Mary-Ann, teacher, 59 N. 4th
Smith 8c Mason, oakcoopers Carpentea st.
-mith Matthias, hairdresser 116 north Third
omith Miss, 354 High
Smith Sc Montgomerys, merchants 4 1 N. From
Smith Sc Morgan, merchants 61 N. Front
Smith Mrs. of Joseph 140 Locust
Smith Mrs., boarding-house 83 Walnut
^mith Sc Mulock, curriers back 102 High
-mith Nathan, shoemaker, 13 Greenleaf court
-inith N. A. & J. M. carpenters cor. 5th and Weed
and 274 N. 2d
niith Newberry, merchant 62 north -Second
Smith Oliver, merchant 91 N. 9th
Smith Paul, blacksmith, corner Broad and •Spruce
Smith Peter, taylor. 247 north Front
Smith ^cter, mariner 2 Caliowhill
Smith Philip, labourer Charles st.
Smith Philip, grocer, 154 ^ Front and N. E- cor.
, 'Spruce
Smith Philip, victualler 257 north Eighth
^mith Ralph, carpenter 314 N.' 2d
Smith Ralpii, jun. carpenter Fearis' court
Smith Rebecca, gentlewoman Brooke court
Smith Reuben, shipwatch 189 south Front
Smith Miss Rebecca, 347 Mulberry
Smith Richard, shoemaker 134 Germafi
Smith Richard, turner 18 south Tenth
Smith Richard E. merchant 1 13 north Water
:)mith Robert, mariner -Swedes alley
Smith Robert, curbstone-setter, seller and cutter.
• Barker -St. n. cor. 6'chuylkill -S'lKth and Fligb
Smith Robert, wheelwright 326 south "Sixth
Smith Robert, Isf Co. merchants 58 south Front
Smith Robert T, 376 High above Twelfth
Smith Rowland, corder 52 Elder
Smith Samuel, grocer Sc measurer 158 s. Water
Smith Samuel, gentleman 87 Mulberry
Smith -Samuel, bricklayer Mechanic street
C c c c
SMI— SMI
omith ^'amuel, blacksmith 347 N. Second
Smith Samuel, labourer Beach near high bridge
Smith Samuel, druggist 8cc. 83 & 7& s. Second
Smikth Samuel, (C.) tanner, ^c, 63 south Third
and 9 1 Walnut
t Smith Samuel labourer Bonsall street
Smith Sarah, mantuamaker, 9 north Fifth
Smith Sc Serrill, merchants, 8 north Third
Smith Stephen, merchant 41 N. Front & 10 N. 7th
Smith Stephen W. merchant 17 Fine
Smith Theobald, blacksmith 1 15 Pine
Smith 8c Streeper, grocers, 338 north Third
Smith Terence, grocer 169 N.^Third corner Vine,
Smith Thomas, carter 368 north Third
Si'aith Thomas, accomptant 202 Chesnut
Smith Thomas, flour merchant 13 north r2th
Smith Thomas, sailmaker 14 Passyunk Sc back 81
south Water
Smith widow of Thomas, 202 north Sixth
Smith Thos. boardinghouse 8c tavern 1 14 Swanson
Smith Thomas, lumber mercht. 3 1 New Market
Smith Thomas, mariner Spafford street
Smith and Turner, Morocco manufacturers Prune
near Fifth
Smith Vincent, accomptant 35 Noble
Smith widow of Henry, corner sch. Sixth and
Cherry
Smith William, carpenter 269 Sassafras
Smith William, carpenter back 134 south Eighth
Smith William, carter Lily alley
Smith William, grocer 390 north Front
Smith William, jun. merchant 48 south Front
Smith William, carpenter Osbourn's court
Smith William, carter 142 Brown
-Smith William, attorney at law 103 Chesnut
Smith William, storekeeper 54 north Second
Smith William, merchant corner High 8c sch. 3d
^ Smith William, morocco-dresser Kessler's court
Smith William, baker 60 New
Smith William, tobacconist 204 south Third
Smith William, typefounder Bonsall street
Smith William, shallopman 48 Penn
SMI— -SNI
:->mith William, tavern keeper 19 Chesnut
Smith William, inn keeper (sign of the waggon)
340 north Third
Smith William, Patton's court
Smith William, accomptant back 239 s. -Second
Smith William, m. b. 27 "Sansom
Smith William, bricklayer Juniper near Chcny
tSmith W^m. mariner 9 St. Mary .
Smith Wm. H. varnish maker 165 south 3d
Smith 8c Wood, merchants 47 north Water
Smith widow of George, 3 Fayette
Smith widow of Robert, 134 6'wanson
Smither James, engraver 143 Mulberry
Smither John, confectioner N. E. corner 3d uiiCi
Walnut
Smothers Joshua, oysterman, 238 Lombard
Smyth Edward, grocer S. E. cor. 2d and Christian
[^See Smith
Smyth Lambert, groger 255 s. Seventh
Smyth John, accomptant, 4 Harmony st.
Smyth Peter, boarding house 9 Fromberger's court
Smyth widow of James, 34 Columbia avenue
Snagg Thos. carter 82 Brown
Sneathen David J. grocer corner Callowhill and
Garden
Sneathen James, shallopman, 163 'S'hipptn
Sneck Benjamin, grocer 176 N. 3d
Sneck widow of George, victualler Laurence
Sneck George, victualler Eighth above Vine
Sneck Jacob, victualler 154 N. 5th
Sneck Philip, victualler James
Sneed Mrs. widwife 3 *Vwanson
Sneed Laven, inspector of lumber 3 -Swanson
Snelbaker Philip, tobacconist 194 N. Water
Snell Benjamin, sea captain 404 south Front
Snell James, sea captain 14 Green
Snell Mary, widow -SteTnmetz court
Snell Philip, grocer cor. Callowhill and old York
road
Snider David, labourer Vine near sch. Eighth
Snider Jacob, shoemaker 46 Elder
SNI-~SN¥
Snider Jacob, jun. shoemaker 17 north 8 th and 1:4
Elder
Snider John, gardener Irish lane near Cedar
Snow ^-ilas, carpenter 324 Vine
Snowden Ann, widow 212 Pine
.^-nowdcn Isaac, gentleman 266 Mulberry
Snowden Joseph 6". ropemaker and shipchandlei-
•Spruce street wharf
Snowden Rebecca, widow 208 south 3d
-Snowden Thomas, printer 4 Chester street
Snowden Thomas, carpenter 95 north Eleventh
Snowden Leonard, china merchant 244 and 246
N. 3d
Snowden widow of George, Scott's alley
Snyder Adam, chairmaker 116 Brown
Snyder Benedict stocking-weaver 20 North alley
Snyder Catharine, widow 408 N. 3d
Snyder Catharine, widow Buttonwood near 5tli
Snyder Catharine, widow 15 Charlotte
Snyder Charles, watchman -Shackamaxon
Snyder Catharine, boarding house 214 Walnut
Snyder Christian, innkeeper (sign of Pennsylvania
Farmer) 214 north Third
Snyder Christian, cabinetmaker 49 north Fourth
Snyder & Crombargar, flour merchants 314 High
Snyder Daniel, combmaker, 1 1 7 Brown
Snyder Elizabeth, grocer, corner 'Spruce and 6th
Snyder Enoch, coach-wheelwright Lemon st. and
Race
Snyder George, inn keeper Bush Hill Hotel
Snyder George, cordwainer 24 Duke (N. L.)
Snyder George, carpenter 324 6th below •Shipper:
Snyder George A. grocer 4 Bread st. ,
Snyder 8c Haas, painters, See. 289 N. Front
Snyder Henry, tinplate worker 30 Ann (M. L. ;
Snyder Harman, cabinet maker 191 N. Eighth
Snyder Henry, painter 88 Gre^n
Snyder Jacob, dealer 210 High
Snyder widow of Jacob, Wood near Duke
Snyder Jacob, taylor 329 Mulberry
Snyder John, deputy sheriff Oak, (N. L.)
Snyder John, grocer 321 High /lJ&tfi47 ft<^ W*
SNY— SpK
Snyder widow, Button wood above Charles
Snyder John, brickmaker Cedar near sch. 5th
Snyder John, jr. brickmaker, Chesnut above 13th
Snyder Charles, watchman "Shackamaxon
Snyder Joseph, smith 79 Penn and 2 1 Little water
and 18 AS'wanson
Snyder Joseph, gilder and composition manufac-
turer 105 Walnut
Snyder Lewis, labourer 5 above Noble
Snyder Margaret, shopkeeper 74 north Fourth
Snyder Mary, nurse 72 New
Snyder Michael, labourer James street
Snyder 8c Myers, smiths^ cor. .S'wanson & Christian
Snyder Mrs. widow, grocer cor. Branch 8c Fourth
Snyder 5bphia, grocer 35 Passyunk
Snyder Thomas, brickmaker Hicory lane above 6
Snyder widow of David, 150 Brown
Snyder widow of Ludwick, 465 north Third
\^see 'oc/ineider
Sny der widow, Buttonwood above Charles
Soast John S. bleeder cor. of Fifth 8c Buttonwood
Sobbe Walter, painter Sec. 373 south Front
Soby Mrs. of David, smith Goddard's alley
Soch John, weaver Germant. Road above •Seccmd
fSockom 'Stephen, shoemaker 23 Union
Soderstrcim Richard, consul general from -Sweden
corner Eleventh and Chesnut
Soffe John, shoemaker corner Moyamensing and
Wharton
Solomon Henry, 175 south Seventh
Solomon Samuel, accomptant 175 south Seventh
Solomon widow of Myers, 175 south ^'eventh
Solms Jacob, merchant 6 south alley
5ommer John, m. d 100 Mulberry
Tommer John Jacob, merchant! 17 north -Second
'Dommers Mrs. widow. Noble above -Second
l^see Summers
Soncs Agnes shopkeeper 14 -South alley
iongster John, labourer Deans alley below Locust
iongster William, labourer Cherry near Juniper
Sonntag W^illiam, L. merchant 28 north Fifth
ork -Simon, labourer Prince near Wood
C c c c ^
SOR-^SPA
Sork George^ labourer Duke (K)
Sorner John, labourer Carpenters* {S.j
Souder Casper, ropemaker iShackamaxon
Souder Charles, jun. bricklayer 297 north -^
Souder Charles, bricklayer Lily alley
Souder C. victualler Frankford R. n. -Shackamaxors
Souder Elizabeth, boardinghouse 196 north Fifth
Souder Jacob, bricklayer 3 1 5 north 2d
Souder Jacob, jun, bricklayer Kunckel n. Green
Souder Jacob, victualler Marlborough near Prince
Souder John, late innkeeper 390 north §d
Souder widow of John, bricklayer 32S "Sassafras
Souder widow of Jehu, shopkeeper 14 Kunckel '
Souder Philip, musician 207 north Water
Souder Thomas M. bricklayer 312 High
Souders Casper, boot and shoemaker 34 Chesnut
SoUifrain John, hairdresser 95 north Front
Sousman John, labourer Beach above Marlborough
South Elizabeth, seamtress back 1 1 2 Walnut
Southwick Thomas, labourer cor. Beach 8c Maiden
Souty Mrs. seamstress 13 Carter's alley
'S'owerby iV/ary, chinastore 152 south Fourth
Sowers D. victualler James street
Sowers George, victualler James street
Sowers widow of John, James street
Sowers Henry, drayman Garden
- Sowers Jacob, labourer 40 Charlotte
Sowers Henry, drayman Garden street
Sowers Wm. brickmaker Rugan st.
Spackman Samuel, merchant 132 ^Spruce and 2-*
Church alley
Spangela John, merchant 127 Spruce
Spangler Geo. blacksmith 250 s. Front 8c 32 Cedar
Spangler Henry, blacksmith 32 Cedar
Sparhawk widow of John, 67 south 2d
Sparke Hugh, feedstore, &c. 270 High
Sparks Jacob F. toljacconist, 446 s. Front
Sparks Robert, cabinetmaker 154 Coates'
Sparks widow of R, F. blockmaker 163 south 2d
Sparks -Samuel wood corder 182 -Swanson
Sparks Thomas, plamber and shot manuf. 49 si
Wharves and 348 s, Front
:; - oPR
sparks .Sarah Nvidow, 272 5wanson
Spaven Robert, blacksmith Aspen alley
Speaker Peter, smith 63 Locust above Eightli
Spcakinan Hantiah, widow 178 Mulberry
Sp^akman John, druggist, &c. cor. 2d and High
Speakman Sc 5ay, apothecaries and Druggists, N.
W. cor. High and 2d
Spear George, tailor 34 N. Water, and 9 Combs'
alley
Specht George, grocer 319 north Third
Specht Jacob, victualler Charles st.
Speck Charles, baker, 26 Pcwterplatter alley
Speel George, baker 140 north Front
Speel widow of John, baker 46 Strawberry
Spencer James S. mecchant '4 and S Church alley
Spencer James, victualler Moyamensing below
Federal
Spennanberg B. taylorcsa, Oak near Brown
Spennenberg Charlotte, storekeeper 68 north 2d
Sperry Jacob, merchant 1 10 Mulberry
Sperry F. W. merch.ant 101s. Front and 113 s. 4th
Spickennagle ^Fm. cabinetmaker corner Chesnut
and 7th
Spicer Frances, dry goods store 452 south Front
Spicer Jacob, 225 s, 3d
Spitgle Jolm, cowibmaker 247 Vine
Spiegle Susannah widow, FFalnut near Eleventh
Spiers John, ropemaker 500 soqJ.h 2d
^See S/iirers and Spears.
Spiers Peter, ropemaker, Moyamensing n. Prime
Spillard widow of Henry, innkeeper, 418 s. Front
Spilliert John, .stftvedorei 100 Swanson
Spohn IVvn. grocer corner Sassafras and 2d
Spoftbrd Jacob, sea captain 27 new market
Spooner Sc Girvan, curriers 2 1 Chesnut
Spooner Wm. currier 28 ChurcL^alley
Spotswood il/rs. of Wm. il/echanic st.
Spotswood widow of Wm. printer 12 N. 6th
Spotts George, tobacconist new market near Pegg
Spragg Richard, jr. dealer 145 south 3d
Spragg Richard k Son, dealers i7 Dock
Spraggs Joseph, cooper 8V south Front
SPR— STA
Spriggs Mrs, widow, 313 north Third
Sprenger Joseph C. merchant 66 N. Third
Springer A. bonnetmaker 6 Strawberry
Springer Benj. late inn keeper 6 Strawberry
Springer Francis, carpenter 244 Lombard
Springer widow, teacher Juniper lane
Springer John, tanner old roacLnear Noble
Springer John, painter, &c. 85 Brown
iSpringer Joseph, shipwright Frankford road cor-
ner Bedford
Springs teel Alex, labourer George near sch. 4th
Sproat James W. gentleman 252 N. 2d
Sprogel Ann, mantuamaker 448 north 2d
Sprogel Edward, cotton, hay, 6cc. packer cor, 4th
and Christian
Sprogell Ludwick, joiner 8 York court and Ann
near fViWovf
Spron Isaac, printer, 82 Green
Sproul James, cooper back 83 sbuth Water
Spryes M, dealer 66 Callowhill ISee a/iicrs.
Squire Charles C 251 north Front
Srader A/ary, widow Charlotte
Stackhouse A- tayloress James alley
Stackhouse Amos* chinastore 178 north Front
Stackhouse H. hatter 16 Vine 8c 176 north Fyont
Stackhouse Powell, cabinetmaker 176 north Front
Stackhouse Samuel, bricklayer Afechanic street
Stackhouse -Sarahj washerwoman Shields* alley
Stacks Henry, labourer 184 St. Johns
Stacy 'Sarah, widow of John, 39 Almond
Stafford John, segar maker, iWark*s lane
Stafford Robert, m. d. 21 fc 25 Pine
Stat»g TeuHs, cordwainer, 93 Queen («.)
Stagner Lewis, nailer 215 St. John
Stainer Joseph, labourer 137 5wanson
Stainrook David, smith Brewer's alley near Third
Stainrook h Thon^as, smiths, cor. old York ?c 4th
Stall F shipr handler & ropemaker, Bickley's
wharf & Ridge road near Logan [^Sce St^It
Stall Mrs. boa'dinghouse 78 north Third
Stall \''alentine, victualler Laurence
Stallard James, stablekeeper 36 Pine.
STA— STE
~^
Mam per 6arah, g€ntle\voman 68 Pine
Uanbrough Josiah, mariner 234 north Water
itanclift'i1/rs. teacher 102 Plum
•itandbridge John C. merchant 5 south Ninth
-^tanert Henry, carpenter corner sch, 7th Sc Race
Stanfield "Sarah, nurse 60 Penn
Stanford William, shoemaker frood near Prince
Jtanly Norris, merchant 1 1 German
•tamnire Casper, oakcooper <Steinmetz court (n.l.)
■■•tanmiie Wm. cooper 5 E. corner Centre square
itaniaiie $c Hoffman, coopers 1 3th below High
^tant Margaret, Loxley's court
Stanton P. woodsawyer 306 Callowhiil
Stanton Richard, shoemaker and dealer, 182 N. 3d
Stark Peter, manner 79 Budd
Starkey George, bricklayer 206 Lombard
•^tarkey J. merchant, Chesnut I door below llili
^tarr Henry, printer 364 south 2d
Starr James, gentleman 31 Vine
Starr widow of John, 19 Keys' alley
Starr Mrs widow 95 5t. John's
Starr Moses, smith back of 47 Charlotte
Starr Richard,dye sinker Moyamensing road below
Federal
Starrat Ezekiei, drayman Federal near 2d
Star rat John, hatter 25 Green
States Thoma5,c ordwainer Kunckel above Noble
Statzeil Henry, brassfounder 94 Sc 96 Green
Statzell Jacob, jun. carter "St. John's
-•tatzell Jacob, carter 96 Green
Staughlon Rev. Wm. pastor of the Baptist church
in Ransom st. — n. w. corner Filbert and 8th
Staylor widow of Wm. 28 Spruce
Staylor, Wra. mariner 270 south Front
^tead Henry, printer 22 Cedar
Steadman Alexander, silversmith 71 Green
Stear widow of John, 291 Callowhiil [^see Steer-i
Stearger Martin, baker Poplar near 4th
Steel Alexander, magistrate 1 5 German
Steel A. chairmaker 122 s. 2d & Elmslie's alley
oteel Archibald, inspector of customs 96 Spruce
Steele Catharine, tavernkeeper 255 Cedar
STE— STE
oteel Eve, washerwoman 2 1 1 south 'Seventh
[^see St ell and Stall
Steel James, shipwright 72 Budd
Steel James, flour merchant 29 Walnut
Steel John-, merchant centre 190 High
Steel widow of John, labourer 67 Queen («S.)
Steel John, iabourer 1 1 Christian
Steel Gen. John, collector of the Port 216 Pine
Steel Joseph, pianemaker sch. Fifth near Chesnui
Steel Josiah, carpenter Mulberry near sch. Third
Steel iV/ary, widow 223 Callowhill
Steel ikfatthias S. sea captain 18 Ann (N. L.)
Steel Rebecca, H. ^Fatson's alley
Steel Robert, silverplater 223 Callowhill
Steel Robert, flour and grain merchant -Spruce
street wharf
Steel Thoijias, morocco dresser 36 Ann (N. L.)
and near ^flllow
Steele Thomas B. tavernkecper (yellow cottage}
•Second below Greenwich
Steel widow of John, 123 Coats'
Steel Wrci, merchant 85 s. f^harves £c 43 5prucc
Steen James, carpenter Sixth below Cedar
Steenberg Abraham, merchant 7 "south iSecond
Steers Isaac, carpenter Cedar above Eleventh
Steever Daniel, boaixlinghouse 16 north Ninth
Steever Daniel, jun. chairmaker 397 north Third
Steever Henry, tavernkecper 100 High
Stein Abraham, dealer in watches 86 north Third
\_see S tines
Steinauer Adam, oakcooper 33 Vine
Steinauer iWichael, shoemaker 33 Vine
Steiner rf^illiam cooper 112 north -Seventh
Steinman John, blacksmith 2 above G. T. Road
Steinmetz Daniel, t^y lor Trotter's alley
Steinmetz Daniel, merchant 22 W^alnut & 5pruce
above Ninth
Steinmetz John, carpenter Kunckel above Noble
Steinmetz Jacob, late brickmaker Hicory lane
above 6th
Steinmetz Jacob, jr. brickmaker cor. Buttonwood
U Ridge
STE— STE
-teinmetz Aliss gentlewoman 270 Chesnut
Steinmetz 5arah, widow 1 6 Pewterplatter alley
Stcinmetz /rilliam brickmaker 330 north Second
Stell James, innkeeper n. 1st gate Germantown R.
Stelwaggon Daniel S. sea captain 1 3 Cherry
Stel waggon F. merchant 207 north Front
Stelwaggon Jesse L. iron merchant 146 Callowhill
Stenwyk Dominick grocer 226 north Water
Stephan C teacher of music 56 north 5th
Stephens David, feedstore 131 north Fourth
Stephens George, culnailei' 446 & 448 N. Front
Stephens John C. shoemaker 10 Pine
Stephens Margaret, mantuaniaker 4 1 5 Sassafras
Stephens R. grocer 9 Small
Stephens Rebecca, widow 87 Coats*
Stephens Richard, carpenter Torr's court
Stephens Solomon, labourer Clferry above 1 1th
Stephenson John, shoemaker 480 north 2d
Stephenson John, bricklayer 24 1 sduth 6th
Stephenson Peeiy, cordwainer 179 south Front
tephenson Wm. gentleman 3 York buildings
*.err George, carpenter corner Tammany & 4th
tetler Henry, sinith corner Germantown R. Sc 2d
•letler Henry jun. do. do.
tetser Peter, shallopman 125 Swanson
l«ctson Silas, carpenter 524 south Front
Stevens Hardy, mariner Christian near Fifll.
Stevens John, grocer 277 north 2d
Stevens Joseph, sea captain 247 north Front
Stevens Joshua, carpenter 1S2 north 5d
Stevens Louisa, washerwoman 190 Lombard
Stevens Sanmel, copperplate printer Eleventh be-
low Locust
tevens Samuel, cutler, &c. 99 north 2d
tevens Sarah, widow Gofortl^^llfcy
btevens Thomas, carpenter Bonsall street
Stevenson Allen, grocer corner Cedar and 12th
Stevenson Augustine, storekeeper 225 north 3d
Stevenson Cornelius, carpenter 47 CJeorge (S.)
.evenson Crooke, merchant 35 north Water and
78 south Fifth
(evenson John, coachmaker 1 lih below Locust.
STE— -STE
Stevenson John, labourer 241 south 6tk
Stevenson John, labourer 6'heaff's alley
t Stevenson Joseph, labourer il/ary's alle.y
Ttevenson Joseph, cook 5 Almond
Stevenson Mary A. milliner 147 south 2d
Stevenson Mrs, of 'S'amuel,»374 north 2d
Stevenson Peiry, shoemaker 48 Penn .
Stevenson Mrs. of Robert, Liberty alley
Stevenson Samuel, H. grocer corner TValnnt & 9tn
Stevenson T'^illiam, city surveyor 8 1 Union
Stevenson fTilliam, currier 217 north Third
xStevenson TVm. labourer Cor. Chesnut & sch. 6th
Stev^'ard Charlesr teacher 358 N. Front cor. Green
StevvardVCharles, smith 358 N. Front cor. Green
Steward John, shipwright 1 Budd
Steward Jara^s, carpenter 31 German
Steward James, labourer Anne above Twelfth
Steward 8c f^^ltber^er, lumber yard coiner 2d aiid
Poplar lau^ ♦
Stewardson Thomas, merchant 90 Mulberry
Stewart Aaron, tailor Whitehall
t Stewart A. labourer Cedar above 12th
Stewart Alexander, f^rocer 18 Small
Stewart x\ndrew, bridlebit and stirrup maker 454
N. 2d « .
Stewart Andrew, tavernkeeper cor. Vine Sc Front
Stewart Charles, bonnet warehouse 27 n. 2d
Stewart Capt. Charles, of U. S. navy 219 spruce
Stewart Elizabeth, teacher Watson's alley
Stewart Francis, smith 'S'assafras above 10th
Stewart George, carpenter Juniper lane
Stewart Henry, calico printer old York near Ger-
mantown road
Stewart James, labourer Ann above 12tli
Stewart James, plai^rer 73 Locust above 8tli
Stewart James, grocer ^16 Sassafras
Stewart John, grocer corner Callowhill and 10th
Stewart John, printer 59 Arch
j Stewart John, sawyer Marlborough near Queen
Stewart Joseph, carpenter 10th above 6'assafias
Stewart Margaret, widow Elbow lane
Stewart Margaret, widow 9 Wagner's alley
Stewart Matthew, labourer Alban st.
STE— STI
Stewart Nibses, grocer 298 High, dwelling 394
Race
Stewart Moses k John, grccers corner Callowhill
and Tenth
Stewart Mrs. of CharK-G, 94 Biidd
Stewart Mrs. widow r2 s. Fifth
Stewart Peter, sign painter, 150 s. Eighth
Stewart Robert, smith iV/'Ginnes' court
Stewart Samuel, m. d. 20 Prune
Stewart 5amuel, sea captain 210 s. Fourth
Stewart v^amuel, late carrier 447 north Front
Stewart ^Sarah, widow 17 Plum
Stewart T. sailmakerxSpruce street wharf and 15b
south Front
Stewam: jfhomas, painter, Sec. 78 Dock Sc 7 Lodtre
Stewart T'homas carpenter 182 Lombard
Stewart Thomas, back 58 Eider
.Stewart Walter, carpenter cor. Chesnut Sc sch. 6ih
Stewart vidow of Duncan, gentlewoman Lily alley
Stewart ^rilliam, shall opman Lolars court
Stewart mHiam, bricklayer 20 Queen (5.)
Stewart r/m. carpenter 462 N, 3d
Stewart H'm. carpenter 11 Knight's court
Stewart irni. H. ornamental painter, &c. 109 IVal'
nut and 13 Marshall's alley
Stidham Isaac, shoemaker back 207 St. John
Stief John, baker 126 north Fifth
vStiff widow of John, washerwoman 7 Crab
Stiies Benjamin, gentleman cor. High and Utli
Stiles Felix, carter 407 N. 2d (
Stiles Jacob, carpenter 29 Duke (N. L.)
Stiles James, shoestore 166 High
Stiles John, tanner, 2nd above German town road
Stiles John, lumber merchant 41 1 north Front
L*^^ ^^^''^ ^"^ ^i^'^<
Stiles John, carter 440 north Front
Stiles Robert, brickhy/sr 44 Vine
Stiles -Samuel, shoemaker 134 St. John's
Stiles & Talmage, shoestore 1 66 Hii^h
Stiles Thomas T. printer, office UN. 7th back of
TV/oore k Herkness's, dwelling 367 Milberry
•^till Ishrael, woodsawyer 124 Christian
Dddd <
STI— STO
fStil -Samson, carter corner Lombard and 12tb
Stillas Mrs. boardinghouse 93 Lombard
Stille Benjamin, merchant 208 il/ulbeny
Stille Beni. &c -Saml merchants 33 ^uth fFater
Stille John, merchant 146 ChesniU
Stille Mvs. gentlewoman 40 south Front
Stille "Samuel, merchant 232 -Spruce
Stiller Henry, jun. blacksmith cor. German town
road and 2d
Stillwell Aaron, sea captain 29 German
Stiltz John D. baker 1 Chancery lane
Stim.mel P. Sc Friend, tobacconists 334 High
Stimmel Philip, tobacconist 334 Highland Pear-
son's court
Stinceman Jacob, cordwainer Greenwich street
Stine Jacob, feedstore 2 & 3 south "Seventh
Stine John, malster Front near Cherry
Stine Afary, widow -Spruce near sch. Seventh
Stinebeck Adam, victualler Laurence
Stiueford George, baker back 353 south Front
Stinehouer Tf illiam, shoemaker 239 .St. John
Stinemeyer Jacob, labourer 55 north Eighth
Stinemire George, labourer George near Broad
Stinger Jane, mantuamaker 127 -Spruce
Stinger John, baker 146 -Spruce
Stinger Joseph, coachman 176 -Sassafras
Stinger Philip, glass blower rrood near Duke
Stinger Eve, widow 7 Kunckel
Stinsen John, labourer W alnut alley
Stintsman Caspar, ropemaker Hanover near Queen
Stites Peter, taylor 16 Little Water
St. /ohn Charles, -Juniper alley
St. John widow of Richard, mariner 349 s. Front
Stock David, painter J4 eavers alley
Stock Frederick, labourer 4th above Tammany
Stock ^ohn, painter Sec. 1 1 south -Seventh
Stock Philip, gardener Tammany above Fourth
Stock Philip, painter Sec 40 Zane
Stocker Anthony, meixhant 201 south Front
Stocker John C. jun. merchant 222 Pine
Stocker John Clement, merchant 188 southFront
Stocker ilfargaret, gentlewoman 193 south Front
STO— STO
."Ntocker Robert, bordinghouse 14 Argyle
Stockley & ./obson, merchant taylors 77 Arch
vStockiey JMHiam, taylor 77 Arch
Stockman Christian, mariner 49 Christian
Stockton E. B. merchant 157 fFalnut
Stockton John, baker Eleventh below Locust
Stockton iaml. collect, of accounts Hoffman's alley
Stockton ^riliiam, T. proprietor of the New-York
and Baltimore stages, office 43 Sc dwelling 4 Is. 4th
Stnddart John, merchant 22 north Third
Stoddlemun Jn. woodsawyer Brewer's alley N. 4th
Stogdon Job, shallopman Cooper's court (N. L.)
Stoerger A/artin, baker Poplar near Fourth
Stokely -V. tailor 18 Little J/ater
Stokes Benjamin, flour store 153 north Water
Stokes B. and J. fiour and feed store 221 N. Front
Stokes Ellis, hardware merchant 45 Fligh
Stokes George, green tree tavern 5 8 Plum
Stokes Joshua, jun. carpenter 23 New A/arket
Stokes Joshua, feed store 19 Brown Sc 440 N Front
Stokes Joseph, flour merchant Baker's alley
Stokes >A/ary, shopkeeper 54 south 6ccond
Stokes •Sarah, widow Lombard near sch. 'Sevent!;
Stokes TJiomas, late tax collector 43 New A/arket
Stokes Thomas, jun. plaisterer 46 Chester
Stokes rrilliam» F. in:ipector of butter Sec 62 N.
Hater and Fromberger's court
Stokes rriUiara, shoemaker 145 Vine
Stollenwerck P. M. clock and watch maker and
mechanist in general Eleventh above High
Stokly A/ary, widow 438 south Front
Stone Baltus, labourer back 41 Prime
Stone Benjamin, painter Sec. 5 Hartung's alley
Stone widow of Daniel, shopkeeper 1 19 north 2d
Stone J'acob, tanner Kimckie near Green
Stone ^ohn, cedarcooper 31 Charlotte
Stone /ohn, labourer corner Eighth and Green
Stone niliiam, hiiirdresser 29 vYwanson
Stone /Filliam. mariner Tenth above Race
Stoneman 6amuel, mate 105 Catharine
Stones -Samuel, merchant 66 south Eighth
Stoops Ami, tutoress Goforth alley
Stop John, innkeeper (Bull's head) 235 N. Third
Storer -Samuel, tavernkeeper 89 south iFater
Stork Aaron, wholesale and retail store south east
corner iShippen and Fourth
Story George, 30 Christian
Story James, mariner, 80 Penn
Story -Samuel, currier 109 & 113 Chesnut
Story -S'amuel Isi' Co. curriers 109 Chesnut
Story -Susan, fv^idow back 10 -Shippen
Story Thomas, labourer back 353 south Front
Story f'l^lliam, cutnailer 126 Lombard
Stotesbury Arthur, sea captain 24 Uaion
Stothart & -Starkey, merchants 233 High cor. 6th
Stothart,_widow of Andrew, back 25 1 Race
Stothart ^FiiUam merchant 349 High
Stotherd John, drover -Sassafras near sch. Eighth
StothoffGarrett,cryer of mayor's court Juniper lane
Stotsenburgh John, carter -Sassafras n. sch. Eighth
Stotsenburgh M. widow -Sassafras n. sch. Eighth
Stott Jacob, carpenter 8 Knight's court
Stouse Joseph, m. d. 417 K^. -Second cor. Coats
Stout George P. welldigger 125 Coats'
Stout George, bricklayer 123 Coats
Stout Jacob, travelli^jg stationer, Frankford R.
above Queen
Stout John, saddle Sc harncssmaker 26 -Spruce
Stout John, labourer 32 Charlotte
Stout iWargaret, boarding house 99 south Fifth
Stout P. John, stationer Frankford Road n. Queen
Stout -S'eymour, oakcooper 45 5 north Third
Stout rrilliam hue sugar boiler 5 1 Callowhill
Stove John, shipwright Marlborough near Beach
Stow Charles, taylor 19 north Fourth
Stow John, turner 76 -Sassafras
Stow Mrs of Isaac, Oak near Brown
Stow Lazarus, shoemaker 2 12 Cherry
Stowers John, (Robinhoodinn) Highn. S'chuyl. 6th
-Stoy widow of Peter, Beach near Penn
Strack Peter, flower inspector -S'teinmetz*s court
Strahan widow of Gregory, innkeeper 190 s. 8th
Strahan Joseph, carpenter 2^88 Lombard
Stran James, mate lop Christian
bTR— STR
btran 3/rs. of i/ames, Oak (N. L.)
Strang Peter, carter 237 'north Front
Stratton Benjamin, blockmaker 90 Spruce
Stratton Rev. Fithian, Queen near 6'hackamaxo!i
Stratton Isaiah, teacher 6th near Germantown R.
Stratton ^oel, inspect, of lumber &c. 51 1 N. Front
Stratton -^ohn, innkeeper 28 south i'ixth Cornc:
Carpenters alley
Stratton ./ohn, nierchant 164 5wanson
Stratton ^ohn, sawyer 19 f*ewterplatter alley
Stratton John, carter 56 New Market
Stratton Levi, carpenter 75 Budd
t Stratton T. & C waiters Green's court
Stratton Sc ^iP ulton, blockniakers 115 south TFateT
Stratton Priiliam jun. oakcooper back 143 Coats'
Strawbrid^e ^olin, merchant 52 south n'harves k
159 ^Fiilnut
Strayline George, taylor 500 Vine
Streaker Elias, shipwright Liberty alley
Streaker Richard, distiller 186 south Ihird
Streeper George, grocer 338 north 3d
Streeton George, shipwright Penn (K.)
Streiper .Samuel, drayman 1 2th above Race
Strcmbeck .^ucab, measurer of painter's work and
innkeeper 197 Chesnut
Strembeck ^ohn, tavernkeeptr Ridge road above
Francis
Strembeck friliiam, painter Sec. 178 6'wanson
Streper John, cut nailor High near sch. .Seventh
Stretch Bradway, grocer Cathai'ine street wharf
Stretch Jonathan, watchman above 543 north Third
Stretcher Firnex, carpenter 129 south ^ixth
\^s(e Stryker
Stretcher Thomas, carpenter TFalnut above Tenth
Streton ./bhn, shipwright Oak near Brown
Strieker A. brushmaner 189 High and back 185
Strieker Charles, skin dresser Roger's court
Stricver Daniel, tobacconist 189 High
Strieker Isaac, coppersmith 339 north Second
Strieker Leonard, tanner 60 Green
Strieker 6". Clever alley
Strickland /ohn, carpenter 95 north Ninth
D d d d 2
STR—STU
Strickland fTilliam, architect and engineer 22 N.
Eighth
Strieby Adam, carpenter and tavernkeeper 402
north Front "
Sftring Peter, labourer Emlen*s court
Stringer Peter, labourer 14 5ugar alley
Strong widow of »/oseph, m. d. S, E. corner Cedur
and Front
Strong S. sea captain 256 north Front
Stroup ^ohn &: Son, taylors 8 and 12 north rFaler
and 127 north Front
Stroup ^ohn, jun. taylor 125 north Front
StroopVbhn, blacksmith 38 8 north Third
Stroup John, victualler Apple street
Strous Jacob, wheelwright 41 Zane
Strowman Joseph, taylor 106 Plum
Stryker Peter A. storekeeper 153 north •Second
[see Strieker
Stryker Mrs. widow Clever alley
Stuart Henry, tavernkeeper 113 south J^'ater
Stuart Isabella, grocer 102 "Vhippen
Stuart James, mariner back 22 Callowhill
Stuart James, grocer CaUowhiil street wharf
Stuart James, plaisterer 73 Locust
Stuart James, inspector of customs 155 Cedar
Stuart James, grocer 207 south -Second
Stuart John, inn (Captain Hull) 34 north -Sixth
Stuckert Henry, baker 362 north Third
•Stuckert Henry J. druggist, &:c. cor. 2d & -Shipper
Stull Adam, shoemaker 334 -Sassafras
Stall William, woodsawyer 288 Arch
[see Stell and Sliii
Stull William, jun. shoemaker 292 Arch
Stults Mrs. of William, 209 st. John
Stulz Michael, cordwainer 371 north Fourth
Stump John, labourer Moyamensing road
Stupard John, labourer Davison's alley
Sturk Jacob, shoemaker Fourth near George
Sturdevine Margaret, shopkeeper 1 1 Cedar
Sturgis Anthony, carter 323 Callowhill
Sturgis Daniel, blacksmith back 38 German
Sturgis John, paperhanger 304 s. 6lhn. Fitzwaiter
•iuvgis Joseph, watchmaker 7 Fitzwalt>er
vSturgis M. paperhanger 13 Hurst
Sturgis Peter, boot and shoemaker 138 south Fifth
Sturgis S. shopkeeper 1 16 north 5'econd
Stutzer Peter, brickmaker sch. Eighth near Vine
Subers Amos, lead potter 372 north Front
Such Jesse, carter 140 Callowhill
Suddinger Jacob, saddle tree maker 2d above Otter
Suiger Christian, baker 161 St. John
Sulger Jacob, sea captain 20 Budd
Suiger Jacob, jun. merchant 161 Mulberry
Sullender widov/, tavern keeper 484. north Third
Sullivan Catharine, boarding house 180 south 2d
Suirivan Hannah, shopkeeper M'Ginnes' court
Sullivan Jeremiah, 51 Mulberry
Sullivan John T. stationer N. E. cor. Front Sc High
dwelling 149 south Second
Sullivan Joshua, spread eagle inn 285 High
Sullivan il/argaret widow, 161 Vine
Sully Thomas, portrait painter Philosophical Hali
Sultan John C. cabinetmaker 308 south Fourth
Sumerl Joseph, merchant 73 north Water &c back
Summerfield /ames, mariner 'Swedes alley
Summers Andrew, gentleman 15 5'ummer's court
Summers Arthur, shoemaker 424 north Front
Summers G. carpenter 25 Powell [see Sommcrs,
Summers Henry, brewer 13th near 6'assafras
Summers John^ shoemaker 23 il/ary (5.)
Summers -Joseph, shoemaker 363 north Third
Summers widow of Peter Broad near Chesnut
Summers Philip, Lily alley
Summers Philip, shoemaker cor. sch. 6th 8c Ches-
nut
Summers 'Samuel M. storekeeper 255 s. 2d cor,
Cedar
Summers widow of Andrew, 1 5 •Summer's court
{Summerset John, oysterman cor. 5th & SmixU
Super Jarob, cabinetmaker 162 north Front & IS
Key's alley
Supplee Jonas, carpenter Ger. T. Road above Pitt
Surno Frederick, labourer 473 north t bird
S'lrrick John, caulker Wood near Duke
SUT-i-SWE
Sutherland Daniel, gentleman 60 Plum
Sutherland Joel B. m. d. 208 s, Fifth cor. Shippen
Suter Ann, tavernkeeperSS High Sc 1 -Strawberry
Suter Daniel, jun. keeper of New Goal Sc inn-
keeper 16 Locust
Sutter Charles J. tobacconist 222 north Third
Sutter Daniel, grocer 3 £c 5 north Fourth
Sutter John, mariner 6 Green
Sutter 6'amuel, grocer 74 N. 3d S. W. cor. Cherry
Sutton Asa, labourer 417 north Front
button B. carter Oak (N. L.) near Brown
Sutton John, shipwright Queen n. Frankfbrd road
Sutton Joseph, grocer cor. 2d & GermantoAi^n road
Sutton Mary & Ann, tayloresses 19 Willing's alley
Sutton Mrs. of Martin, washerwoman Garden st.
Sutton Ozwin, labourer 417 north Front
Sutton William, shipbuilder Queen above Marl-
borough
Swaim John, cordwainer Kunckel near Tammany
Swain John, painter and glazier 301 north -Second
Swain John, shoemaker Kunckel above Tammany
Swain Mrs. widow 187 north Front
Swain 5ilas, sea captain 78 south Eighth
Swaine Francis, cordwainer 13 Chesnut
Swaine Henry, sea captain 141 Green
Swaine -Shubeal; sea captain 141 Green
Swaine Sophia, shopkeeper 363 north Second'
Swallow Jacob, labourer Osbourn's court
Swan Nathan, mariner Poplar above Front
Swan Robert, silversmith 77 south Second
Swanson John, mate back 14 Duke
Swartz George, taylor 124 north Water
Swartz Jacob, shipjoiner 167 north Front
Swartz John, stevadore 81 north Water
Swartz Mary, widow 164 Race
Sweeny James, carpenter Eleventh below Locust
Sweeny John, carpenter 120 Locust
Sweeny John, printer Fromberger's court
Sweeny Landres^ labourer Spaftbrd street
Sweeny Martha, widow 26 north Eighth
Srweeny 3f 'les, labourer iV/echanic street
Sweeny Robert, labourer 83 Queen (6'.)
SW£— S\K
Svi'eeny William, painter he 153 Cellar
Sweenin Paul, secretary of the Russian Legat»Loii
181 Walnut, -Sansom's row
Sweet Henry, labourer 6th near Locust
Sweet Henry, labourer i'ixth above Coats'
-)weetapple Thomas, labourer 172 north Fifth
iiweglcr Christian, F. blacksmith 252 Cedar and
above 6eventh
Sweitzer Frederick, tobacconist Kuglers court
Sweitzer widovr of Henry, corner ^S'assafras and
Fourth
Sweitzer John, turpentine distiller Fourth above
George
Sweitzer Michael, labourer •S'teinmetz court
Sweney Benjamin and John, painters 5cc. 59 and
43 Lombard
Sweney William, taylor 43 Lombard
Sweyer Peter, 366 north Third
vwift John W. merchant and 103 Pine
Swigler Christian, smith 238 Cedar
Swites Charles, labourer Juniper near Sassafra ^
Swinney David, feedstore 3 south wharves
Swinney 6c Jenkins feedstore 3 south wharves
Swope George, painter kc. 343 north -S'econd and
128 St. John
Swope Walter, carter Almond street wharf
Svvope and frarren, painters Sec. 543 north 2d
Sword Ann C. widow of John, 164 south -Second
Sword Catharine, boarding house 293 bouth 4th
Sybert Casper, grain and shorts store 75 south
^Hiarves dwelling lOth below George
[^see Seybert,
Sybert Catharine, widow TFeavers alley near 12th
Sybert Henry, labourer 50 Green
Sybert John, labourer 36 Coats*
■jybeFt John, shoemaker 13th near Cedar
Sykes -Samuel M, grocer «S. W comer Cedar and
Third
Sykes ?rilliam, gentleman 16 Lombard
Symington -Sarah, shopkeeper 4 north -Seventh
Syrus E. widow ITS Cherrv
TAB— TAT
Taber Antipas, carpenter 39 Passyunk
Tack John C. taylor 162 Shippen
Tackman Christian F. grocer 144 Coats'
Tage Wm. oakcooper 12 Queen (S.)
Tage Mrs. of Roger, Juniper near V^ine
Tagert Joseph, president of Farmers' & Mechanics'
Bank 76 south 6th second door above Wahiut
Taggart David, carpenter 55 Passyunk
Taggart John, stonecutter Heyde's court
Taggart John, merchant 7 north Water
Taggart Mrs. of Thomas, sea captain 28 Race
Taggert John, mariner back 20 Argyle
Taggert , carter Broad below Walnut
Taggert Patrick, taylor 513 N, 3d
t Talley Sirus, hatter 169 s. 2d
Talliana C. storekeeper 1 64 N, 2d
Tallnian George, victualler 262 north From
Tallon Abraham, 70 Callowhill
Talmag-e Ebenezerj shoestore, 166 High
Tanguy John, jeweller 33 north Third
Tanguy Peter, jeweller—enquire 33 north 3d
Tanner Ann, widow cor. 8th and Spruce
Tanner Benjamin, engraver 74 south Eighth
Tanner Henry S. engraver cor. 8th and Spruce
Taper Benjamin, shipwright Queen near Crown
Tappe John, labourer Torr's court
Tarhett Henry, stocking weaver 389 Race
Tare Philip, grocer 88 ^S'hippen
Tarrance John, carter Broad near Vine
Tarrance Hugh, corner Sassafras and Juniper
Tarrant Thomas, pilot 34 Catharine
Tarres Charles, cai'penjter 449 s. Front
Tarris John, sea captain 489 south Front
Tate E labourer Frankfoi d R. near Shackamaxon
fTate Solomon, tanner 88 St. John
Tatem Jeremiah, shipmaster 38 Penn
Tatem Joseph E. sailmaker 79 south W^harves and
72 Union
Tatem Joseph R. sea captain 188 Pine
Tatem Mrs. widow, 61 N. 7 th
Tatem widow of John, 66 ^wanson
Tatesorth John, shoemaker 322 s. 2d
TAW— .TAY
Taws Charles, musical instrument maker 61 s. od
Taws widow of James, i^ardener Hudson's lane
Taxis Eliz. widow, Laurel near Budd
Tayier Alexander, taylor, 192 s. Front
Taylor Abraham, tallow chandler back 131 N. 3d
Taylor Adai»ii, mariner, 12 York court
Taylor Alekander, shipwright 502 s. 2d
Taylor Amjps, merchant 44, 46 and 43 N. Water
dwelling 21 Mulberry
Taylor Ann, shopkeeper o98 north Front
Taylor Hankson, shipchandler 10 south Wharves
dwelling 218 N. Front
Taylor Beiijamin, brushmaker 90^^ north Front
Taylor Benjamin, bricklayer 29 Elfreith's alley
Taylor Benjamin A. cut nailor, next 47 Callowhill
Taylor Caleb, merchant, 64 N. Water .
Taylor Charles, drayman back 450 Race
Taylor Christiana, washerwoman MoyamensingR,
cor. Prime
Taylor Cuitis, plaisterer 66 N. 9th
Taylor, D. teacher, 160-Cherry
Taylor E. ctikebaker, 38 N. 7th
l^aylnr Ebuvn, taylor Roger's court
Taylor widow of Enoch, bricklayer- 29 Elfreith's
alley
Taylor Enoch, taylor 46 George (-S".)
Taylor Geoi'ge B. I)aker 2 1 Bank
Taylor Geol-ge, jun. innkeeper 34 N. 4th
Taylor George, jun. broker and translator of the
French and -Spanish languages 85 south 2d
Taylor George, mariner 21 Parham's alley
Taylor Hannah, boardinghouse 62 -Spruce
Taylor Hanjnah widow, 80 Crown
Taylor Hannah widow, Brooke court
Taylor Hugh, labourer Lombard near srh. ath
'J'aylor John R, sailmaker spruce street wharf and
47 Penn
Taylor Isaac, shoemaker 39 Passyunk
Taylor Isaac, milkman Pine above 11 th
Taylor Jacob, milkman corner West and Wood
. aylor Jac. cottonfactor Germanlcwn R. above Pit<^
i aylor James, shii)wr!ght 67 Budd
TA¥r--TEA
Taylor James, sea captain 1S7 Lombard
Taylor widow of James, stonecutter 104 south iOth
Taylor James, carter 13th above Cherry
Taylor James, merchant Chesnut 3 doors below
1 1th
Taylor James, carpenter cor. Carpenter and 4tli
Taylor Jane, shopkeeper 25 north Front
Taylor John, bricklayer 4th above Callowhill
Taylor Joh»i, mariner Buttonwood near Charles
Taylor John M. late merchant 87 Vine
Taylor Joseph, flour and feed store 468 N. 2d
Taylor Joseph, plaisterer back 120 N. 1 1th
Taylor Lewis, shoewarehouse 90 High south-wes:
cor. ^f 3d and 124 High
Taylor Lemuel, shoemaker 48 1 N. £d
Taylor Ma^y, teacher back 92 Crown
Taylor Moses, teacher 87 s. 5th
Tftylor IVIrs/ of Joseph, Rose alley (N. L.^
Taylor Rebecca, milliner 67 Mulberry
Taylor Rene, teacher of music 62 N. 6th
Taylor Richard, taylor 46 George (5.)
Taylor Roi^rt, merchant 38 Dock & 189 Chesnut
Taylor Robert, stonecutter 97 Green & 363 N. 3d
Taylor Robert, carpenter High n. sch. 7th
Taylor Rcjjdrt, Windsor chairmaker 39 s. Front
Taylor -^SaraF^ widow, 1 50 Coats'
Taylor ^hatiVach & Joseph, bookbinders oS4N. 2d
Taylor Traq^\, nailor corner Frankford n. Beach
Taylor Thomas, shoemaker 366 south Front
Taylor Thom^as, mariner back 246 s. Front
Taylor Thom?|5, taylor 150 north W'ater
Taylor widowVpf George, o7 i'ansom
Taylor Wm. jun. merchant 184 High
Taylorson Robert, shoemaker 50 north 'Second
Teamer HenrV,\abourer Frankibr4jjioad near Is'
gate \ V \
Teany Jacob, cavpcnter Meclianic st.
Teaney John, taylbnyj seiJth Water
Tear Philip, mariner^ 6mpf;en
Tearnean John, grocer \>0t^i)elow Higl-.
I'earney Hup^h, carpenter Juniper ailey
Tea,s John, plaisterer 49 Budtt
TEA— THl
Teas widow of John, chinastore 50 N. Front
Tebout John, shallopman, H8 N. Water
Teel Rosina widow, 89 Coats
Tees Lewis, groct r Cherry corner of Duke
Tees Matthias, ropcmaker ShajDkmaxon
Te«s Peter, shipwright Beach'^near Marlborough
Tehcn CorneliMS, gentleitian 37 north Third
Teisseire A. merchant 159 High
Tempest widow of Robert, carpenter 94 Cedar-
Temple Daniel G. storekeeper 30 south Second
T^enbrook Abraham, 18 north Seventh
/"enery Joseph, printer 375 Mulberry
/"ennant Christopher, stonecutter 7 Filbert
Tennery E. M. coachn.aker 1 10 Catharine
7ennery William, shoemaker Jones alley (n. l.)
I'eeple John, shoestore Christian above T'hird
T^erradell Anthony, grocer cor. Cedar 8c Sixth
Terrill Hannah, seamtress 246 south Fifth
Tenil Luke, carpenter sassafras near sch. 7th
Zferrill F.phraim. currier 160 south 7'hird
Terry Brooklin, conveyancer 395 north "Second
Tevry Wm. worsted manufacturer 456 north 2d
7 essalet John, pump maker Germ. T. road near 3d
T'cst David, tanner and currier 92 north Eleventhi
Teston Joshua, painter &c. Randall's court
T^eutsch Henry, constable Kensington Beach street
7'hackara Eleanor, midwife 36 south 5ixth
T'hackara James, engraver 72 'Spruce
T'harkara ^S'. sea captain Front below Federal
7'hackara Wm. jun. plaisterer ^18 Pine
T'hackara William late salt and coal measurer .H
south 5ixth , *
rhackary Abigail widow, back 92 Vine
7'hatcher A- gentleman 3*12 north Front
rhatcherEliza. widow of Richard mercht. 31 Codts
Thatcher widow of Joseph, 396 north 3d
rhatchcr Mi s. of *^umuel 5 Pewterplatter alley
Thaw Benjamin, merchant taylor 106 s. 2d
Thaw S'lVds, carpenter near 43 Elder
Fhibault Francis, Frederick and Felix, jewellers
66 south 2d [5ce Tiebout, Tybcyl
i'hibaut Benjamin, cabmetmako^r 162 s. Front
E e e e
THI— .TH0
'i hibauL Dennis, shopkeeper 27 L©mbai:(I
Thiele John D. shopkeeper 52 Callovvhill
Thiell Mary widow, 88 N. 4th
Thoburn John, & Co. merchants 137 High
Thomas Amos, labourer U. S. arsenal
Thomas Amos, wheelwright cor. 6"pruce 8c sch. 7tL
Thomas A. sea captain 72 Almond
Thomas Ann, teacher cor. Vine and 4th
fThomas A. shopkeeper 43 -S'mall st.
Thomas Benjamin, silver plater 20 Cresson*s alley
Thomas B. inspector of customs 136 and 138
'Swan son
fThomas Benjamin, dealer 158 s. 2d
Thomas Daniel, paperhanger 20 Cresson*s alley
Thomas Daniel, carpenter Cedar near Eleventh
Thomas Dr., Wood above Duke
Thomas David, merchant tailor 39 Arch
Thomas D. gentleman (upper) 132 Mulberry
Thomas D. shoemaker 10 Branch
Thomas E. teacher back 42 Ann (N. L.)
Thomas Edward, carpenter back of 488 N. 3d
Thomas Edward, merchant 50 Vine
Thomas Eliza, widow Germantown R. near -Sixth
Thomas Enoch, grocer cor. 1 1th and Vine
Thomas Evan, milkman Carpenter (6\) near 4th
Thomas George, labouier 446 N. 3d
Thomas George, merchant 27 Mulberry
Thomas George, shoemaker 6th above Green
Thomas Henry, nailor 97 Cherry
Thomas Henry, mariner 453 south -Second
Thomas Isaac, shoe and morocco leather ware-
house 123 north -SeconA
Thomas Israel, blacksmith, Noble near 3d
Thomas Jacob, merchant taylor 68 south Fourth
tThomas Jacob, labourer 17 Appletree alley
Thomas James, carpenter Currant alley below Lo-
cust
^J'homas Jane widow, 228 N. Water and 341 N.
Front
tThomas Jeremiah, carter Blackberry alley
Thomas Jesse, mevchant 54 N. Front & 25 Arch
Tftomas John, painter Fitzwater above -Sixth
THO— THO
i nomas John, boot 8c shoemaker 123 south Third
/"homas John W. cabinetmaker 30 south Fifth
t T'homas John, labourer back 9 1 -Callowhill
y'homas Jonathan, storekeeper 20 north Front
'/"homas Jonathan, smith 107 Pine
7'homas Jonathan, salt merchant 212 north Front
Thomas Jonathan Sc Co. salt store N. E. cor. Vine
and Water
Thomas J. grocer York road near Tammany-
Thomas Joseph, salt merchant 97 north Fifih
Thomas Joseph, labourer 228 Catharine
Thomas Doctor Joseph, 43 Green
Thomas Joseph M. French teacher 22 Prur.e
Thomas 8c Kille, merchants 52 north Front
fThoipas Lancastar, labourer 142 Coats
Thomas Leonard, smith Beach near Mai'-en
Thomas Margaret, widow back 86 north Elevenu,
Fhomas Mary widow, boarding house G Liltl '
George
Thomas Mary, gentlewoman 54 north Fif'.h
Thomas Moses, bookseller Sec. 52 Chesnur
Thomas Mrs. widow Brooke's court
Thomas Mrs. of Joshua 45 Prime
Thomas Mary, seamtress 8 1 north 3d
tThomas Nicl^.olas, carter Blackberry alley
Thomas Owen, cabinetmaker Trusty's court 8c
1 1 2 south 6'econd
Thomas Richard, cordwainer 371 north 3d
Thomas Richard, shipwright 380 south Front
Thomas Ridgway, currier 27 Chesnut
Thomas widow of Robert, taylor 241 north Front
Thomas -Sarah, nurse 13 Willing's alley
Thomas 5'arah widow 200 St John
Thonuis & .S'hreve 8c Co. merchants 45 north Front
t Thomas •Simon, labourer 7th below Cedar
Thomas 5tacy, carpenter 154 north Eighth
Thomas Susannah, china mender 144 St John^
Thomas Thomas, carter 468 .Sassafras
Thomas Timothy, dealer 7 Coombs' alley
Thomas widow of John, back 25 I Race
^Thomas William, waiter 189 south Seventh
Thomas William S. currier, 250 north Sd
THO— THO
Thomas ^Filliam, gun smith, bacl?: 198 N. 5cton<t
tThomas fJ^lliam sweep master 1 63 Brown
IThompson Abraham labourer 242 Lombard
Thompson Alexander, shipjoiner 416 N. Front
Thompson Andrew, shoemaker 155 north SccOrfd
Thompson Andrew, grocer 489 north Second
Thompson Ann, widow Dean*s alley
Thompson Atcheson, tavernkeeper and constable
317 southed
Thompson Catharine, widow 104 Locust
Thompson Catharine, Nonnater's court
Thompson Charles, Iab6urer Dean';S alley
Thompson David, labourer Broad near Vine
r^^ompson David, shoemaker iSth above Filb&rt
Thbmpson David, trunkmaker 538 north 3d
Thompson David, shoemaker 67 south Front
Thompson David, biscuit baker Liberty alley
Thomson Edward, merchant 134 Chesnut
Thompson E. nurse 16 Green leaf court
Thompson Frederick,' mariner 4 Little German
Thomson George, dry good mercht. 188 High
Thompson G. oakcooper 39 Penn & 114 Little
Water
Thompson & Harbeson, grocers on the Drawbridge
Thompson & Herritage, taylors 71 south 3d
Thompson Isaac, blacksmith 1 10 Christian
Thompson James, innkeeper 133 south W'ater
Thompson Jas. nailor /Wulberry near sch. "Second
Thompson James B. merchant 221 TFalnut
Thompson James C. merchant 137 High
Thompson James G. professor of languages in the
University of Pennsylvania south Ninth
Thomson Jesse, m. d. 34 ^Sassafras
Thompson John, grocer 194 Lombard
Thompson John, bootmaker 67 south Front
Thompson John, merchant 34 south Front
Thompson John and son, merchants 34 s. Fro^t
Thompson John, mariner back 12 Christian
Thompson John, tavernkeeper 22 Passyunk
Thompson John, boot and shoe maker 377 s. Front
Thompson John, carpenter Quince alley
Thompson John W. groceir corner Cedar and Sd
Thomp'ion Jonah, merchant 3.3 south Iroiu
/'liompsoii Jos. carpenter old york above Poplac
Thompson Joshua J. cordwainer 3 north 6'ixth
/'hompson^'V/argaret, boardint^- house 43 Cedui
7'hompson M';\vy, teacher 41 Lombard
Thompson 71 /rs. widow 9 ^Sugar alley
/"hompson -fl/rs. sorrel horse inn Gray*s ferry V,
■/"bompson Nathan, shallopman 66 6' wan son
I'hompson Peter, boakbinder 14 Car;ers alley
rhon>psoH Peter, labourer sch. 8th above •Sassafr;.
^ Thompson Richard, waiter Quince alley
Thompson Richard, tobacco selector and inspecto;
-for different markets 1 ( 1 Pine cor. 4th
Thompson Robert, sea captain 159 north Front
Thompson Robert. bricklaryer back 94 N. Elevent!i
Thompson Robert, carpenter 242 south Fifth
Thompson Samuel, taylor 71 south 3d
Thompson Samuel H. mastmaker A/ary (>6'.)
Thompson 5usan, 5 A/aria street
Thompson T'homas, carpenter 76 Almond
Thompson Tliomas, shoemaker 166 south Watet
Thompson /"horaas, weaver and calico printer
373 north -Second
Thomi)son Walter, grocer cor. Front k Cathaiini-
1 hompson widow orJacob, 10 south Fighth
ihompson William, mariner, back 328 s. Front
Thompson William R. .grocer L5 Hij^h cor. Fron'
Thompson William, oakcooper, 17 and 25 Penn
Thomson John C. carpenter 192 Cherry
Thompson Joseph, carpenter Y. road above Poplar
Thomson Peter, conveyancer 197 Mulberry
Thomson Wm. carpenter Gforge below 11th
Thomson Wm. mariner back 216 north Front
Thomson Wm. mastmaker Moyamens. ab. Prim-,
rThom Adam, brassfounder 8th below Lombard
Thorn A. F. bootmaker Raspberry alk;y
Thorn Catharine, back 64 Sassafras
Thorn Enoch, carpenter Raspberry alley
Thorn George, ropemaker 13 Hopkins' cour:
Thorn widow, Hicory lane above 6th
Thorn John, carter Fearis's court
Thornhill widow of John, 9 Pewterplatter alley
Eecc2
THO— TIM
Thornhill Richard, plaisterer 1 1 Willing's alley
Thornman Nicholas, rigger 42 Queen (S.)
Thornton Elizabeth, washerwoman, back 150 s. 4ih
Thornton John, tavernkeeper 326 south Front
Thornton James M- merchant 10 south Second
Thornton Robert, stevadore 89 Swanson
Thornton Thomas, taylor 161 S. Front
Thorp 8c Siddall Sc Co. calico printers 59 N. 3d
Thorworth Philip, watchman 295 Vine
Thouron Nicholas, merchant 4 s. 4th Sc 1 8 Powell
Thouron Peter, accomptant 18 Powell
Thum John, grocer, 344 s. 2d
Thum & Rees, grocers 344 s. 2d corner German
Thumlert George, shoemaker 108 Coats*
Thurston Robert, sea captain 34 Almond
Thuun Daniel, merchant 110 south Fourth
Tice Richard, sea captain 75 south -Sixth
Tiebout C. engraver 75 Locust above Eighth
[see Thibault and Tybout
Tiers Cornelius, blockmaker, 8cc. 295 south Front
2 1 1 Swanson and 1 06 sovith Wharves
Tigner Wm. harnessmaker 406 north Front
Tilghman Benjamin, attorney at law 54 and 58
s. Sixth
Tilghman Edward, counsellor at law 54 s. 6th
Tilghman Edward, jun. merchant 109 Spruce
Tilghman Henry, labourer 424' north Front
tTilghman Robert, labourer 136 St. John
Tilghman Wm. chief judge of the state of Penn-
sylvania 205 Chesnut
fTill amuel, waiter Pryor*s alley
Till widow of Ge<»ge, 48 Budd
Till William, shipwright Oak (N. L.)
Tiller Robert, bricklayer 136 Green
Tillinghast John C. accomptant Front below Fed-
tTillison Daniel R. labourer Middle alley
Tilton, Daniel, merchant 146 Pine
Tilly widow of Peter, cor. 5th and Vine
Timberman Jacob, back 1 14 Budd
Timings Thomas, dealer 395 north Front
Timon James, calic© printer Beach near Maiden
Timmons Peter, mate 3Q Penn
TIN— TOO
f Tinch Peter, carter Dean's alley
Tindle Thomas, carter Broad near 6'pnicc
Tite Charles P. gr«cer 17 and 54 N. 3d
Tittermary Ann, teacher 450 south Front
Tittermary John,ropemaker and shipcliandler 57
south Wharves dwelling Tidniash st.
Tittle Moses, boot and shoemaker 153 north 5ixth
Tittle Peter, shoemaker 153 north Sixth
Tizzard •S'amuel, printer back 1 1 s. 7th
Toby «S'imeon, sea captain 15 Pine
/bd William H. attorney at law 171 Chesnut
T'odd Alexander, mariner 120 Swanson
Tbdd Francis, labourer 13th near Cedar
Tbod Quinton, labourer sch. 8th near -S'assafras
Tbdd Samuel P. of U. 5. navy 316 a. Front
7bdd William, drayman •Sassafras near scIj. 8th
Todd Rebecca, widow Lyndall's alley
Togan Peter, watchman Lee's court
Tbland Henry, merchant 409 High
Toland Henry Sc ^on, merchants 273 High
/bland John B. merchant 273 High
Tblbert Henry, carpenter 1 1th above Race
'/blbert John, supercargo 24 Little George
/blbert John, sn.ith Mulberry near sch. 2d ,
jTolbert Jos^h, carter Prime above 2d
t Tblbert William, labourer, Blackberry alley
Tbmb Richardson, grocer 180 Lombard
jTomes William, c^^rter back 71 Christian
Tbmkins N. bricklayer 100 Queen (^S".)
Tbmkins Thoftias, bricklayer 30 Columbia avenue
7brukins widow of Jacob, 102 Vine
7bmlin Brazilla, grocer &c. Beach near Maideu,
Tbmlin John 5". oakcooper Pavkham's alley
Tbmlin Isaiah, labourer Mulberry near Bedford
Tbmlin 6'amuel, drayman 76 Budd
:romlinson John, staije office cor. Sth and High
7'omlinson Richard, carpenter 12 Crab
/bms Aaron, carter Dawson's court
7bnard Mrs. of James, labourer 32 St. Mary
7bole Mary, grocer 32 Columbia avenue
'/^oole Timothy, labourer Prime near Froiat
^oley Ebenez.er, carter 10 Pewterplatter alley
TOP— TOY
Tbphain John, carpenter 142 Locust
Tbpham Reuben, tinplate worker Atch above Ja-
niper [see Taphuni
Tbram Stephen, taylor 82 Sassafras "1^
Forbet William, corder 362 noith Front
Sorbins Thomas, mariner 27 Christian
^brens Samuel, grocer 481 and 5 1^ N. Second
\Hee Torr€7icc
Zbrens Paul, grocer N. 3d above George
Tbrmyn Elizabeth, midwife 113 Swanson
Zormyn John, surgeon-barber 113 Swanson
7brr Jaboel, taylor 74 north Sixth
Tbrr John, jun. boot and shoemaker 111 Sassafras
Tbrr Joseph, jun. carpenter Tbrr's court
Tbrr Josiah, blacksmith coiner Ridge and Wood
and Jbrr's court
Tbrrence John, grocer Lombard near 12th
Jbstesen Nelsen, catgutmaker Oak below Noble
T^otten James, web manufacturer corner George
and 13th
Tbtterson Mrs. o*" Henry, 93 Brown
Tbureson Stephen, shipwright Poplar ab. St. JohJj
Jbwell John, brush factory 338 south Front
7b well Wm. brushu.aker 4th below Christian
Towers John, merchant 32 S. 3d '
Town John, sailmaker 64 Christain and 49 south
Wharves
Town John, sea captain Poplat above Front
Town Joseph, boatbuiider Queen n. Marlborough
Town Thomas, wheelwright 308 N. Front
Town Tliomas, jun. printer, office 118 Chesnut,
dwelling 308 N. Front '
Townley James, ladies* shoemaker 454 S. Front
Townsend C. clock and watchmaker 105 Chesnut
Townsend Isaac, labourer 221 Callowhiil
Townsend John, cabinetmaker 80 Spruce
Townsend J jun. clock and watchmaker 180 S. 2d
7bvvnsend Jonathan, shallopman 70 Tammany
Townsend Joseph, shoewa^ehouse 8 north 5t!i
7bwson Wm. carpenter 180 Race
Toy Andrew, shipwright 45 Christian
Toy liuddell, bricklayer H5 8. lOth
XOV— TRI
r'oy John, wharf-builder 59 Budd
Toy John, labourer Maslborough near Prjrice
Tbx, John, wo6dsawyer 36 Plum
71oy Patience, widow back 31 Green
Toy Richard, shoemaker 9.7 Cherry
">acy Edward, grocer Chesnut above 13th
Vucy Edward, Mone-cutter, S. E. corner centre
square
racy John, 16 Crnb
. rain Jacob K. merchant 58 N. Front 8c 52 Vine
^Vain John, carpenter 73 north 10th
y Vaquair Adam, marble mason yard N. W. corner
Filbert and lOih, dwelling 28 N. 10th
yraquair James 8c Co. marble masons compting-
hpuse and marble yard 365 Hi*gh, dwelling 5
north 10th
T'rask John, mai'iner back 385 south Front
Trautwine W. starch & powdermaker Margarettc
yraiitwine W. cooper and guager 19 N. Watei'
Ti'avelli Francis, violin string maker 2d near Gev
man town Road
7>avclli Francis, broker 4 8 Shippen
TVavelli James Cordwainer 13 Strawberry
yravis Mrs. gentlewoman 178 Chesnut
T^ree John, mariner 140 German
Tree Lambert, sailmaker 174 south Front and T.
S. Wharves
7>eese John, shoemaker 130 Callowhill
^refts Geo. A- baker 2d near George
^Treichel Charles G. accomptant 174 north Fifih
j^release Charles 498 Sassafras
^Tremclls widow of John, sea captain 30 Sansom
Trem\>tv Henry, merchant 28 north Front
yrendel Thomas, Washington Academy, 21 s. 7ti
^reppel Daniel, victualler 213 N. 8th
2resse Georf^e G. at Philadelphia Dispensary
J^revellier John, carpenter 282 Arch
7'rexler Jacob, hairdresser 143 north Front
2^rexler John, shoemaker Rachel
2^rexler widow of Jose])h, 386 north 3d
^rixler Geo. vict. Germantown road below ^a
/'ribet Hester, widow back of 290 N. 8th
TRI—TRU
Tribout F. hairdresser 115 s. Front
Trigant W. fencing master 14 Cypress alley
Trimble Robert R. corner Third and Germantpwii
road
Trimble , carpenter 426 north Front corner
Poplar
Trimble Henry, taylor and innkeeper 6 Stampers
alley
Trimble Mary, 44 New Market
Trimble Robert, merchant 27 north Water
Trimble Samuel, shipwright 565 south Front
Trimble Sarah, nurse back 134 Race
Trimnel Cornelius, carpenter corner Poplar and
Front
Trinkle Elizabeth, widow 24 Cypress alley _
Tripet Wm. bricklayer Hudson's lane n. 8th
Triple Anthony, shoemaker 70 N. Sixth
Tripner George, shoemaker James'
Tripp Adam, teacher 25 Green
Troll widow of Frederick, baker 340 south Frosty
Troost Benoit, jun chemist 159 Green
Troost Garrett, chemist 159 Gr-een
Troth Alice, teacher 28 New Market
Troth Job, wheelwright 28 New Market
Troth William, goldsmith 172 north Eighth
Trott Benjamin, miniature painter 7 Little George
Trotter Alexander, Columbian potter Cedar near
TTiirteenth
Trotter Joseph, accomptant 17 Sassafras ,
Trotter Nathan, merchant 47 north Front
Trotter Philip, mariner back 107 Catharine
Trotter William, merchant 47 and 100 N. Front
Trotter William ^ Co. merchants 47 north Front
Troubat John, merchant taylor 108 south Second
Trout Henry, nailor near 39 Callowhill
Trout John, accomptant 72 Crown
Troutman George, merchant 292 High
Troy Charles, hairdresser 228 High
Truchat Louis, 159 Pine
Trueffitt Henry P. broker 8c collector 174 Spruce
Truman Evan, smith 2 fetter lane
Trueman Isaac, stage driver Wallace* couri
TRU— TUD
Truiiian S. tinplate worker 29 High and 102 north
Seventh
Truman John, labourer 272 south Fourth
Truman John, currier back 1 6 Pewterplatter alley
Truman Richard, collector of taxes 7s north 5tli
Trump i)anie!, head measurer 45 north Seventli
Trump Daniel, carpenter 45 north Seventh
Trump Isaac, carpenter 1 2 Cresson's alley-
Trump Jesse, merchant 89 High
Trump S. manlua maker 12 Him kle's court
Trump Susan, nurse 18 north Sixth
Truston Rachel, widow Lombard near Eleventh
tTrusty Jonatlian, master-sweep 4 Locust
Trydey G. H. 423 north Second
Tyon Ehjah, combmaker High near sch. Sixth
Tryon George, tin and coppersmith 152 north 2d
Try on George tV. gun maker 53 New 163 N. 2d
Tryon Jacob G. commission merchant 165 north
Second
Tryon Mai shall, combmaker High near sch. Sixth
Tryon W^illiam, combmaker 9 1 north Front
Tubbs Z. shoemaker Shackamaxon
Tuchett Phillip, teacher corner North alley and
Sixth
Tucker Ann, teacher back 1 14 Budd
Tucker A. B. m. d. 205 Mulberry
Tucker Benjamin, teacher 98 Mulberry
Tucker James, accomptant 1 6 south T'hird
Tucker James, mastmaker Queen near Frankford
road
Tucker Jonathan, teacher S. Jr. corner Eighth 8c
Chesnut
rucker Mary, fancy feather manufacturer 16 south
Third
tucker Mrs. milliner S. TV. corner Chesnut and
Eighth
Tucker Pricilla, baker 6 Mary (S.)
Tucker Samuel, shoemaker Noble near St. John
KFucker Reuben, porter 104 north Eleventh
Tuckniss John, bookbinder 1-atton's court
^iTudas Jonathan, dealer 18d south Second
'^'idcrJuhn, wharf builder 26 Mary (S.)
Tuder Samuel, ropemaker Christian near Sixtli
Tufnell James, dealer 85 Swanson
Tufts Ezeikel, mariner Bedford {M.)
Tiril John, shipwright 15 Marg'aretta
lull Richard, shipwright 24 kkike (N. L.)
Tully Catharine, washerwoman Pine near Eleventh
Tully Thompson, carpenter 1 17 Catharine
Tumbelston Henry, taylor 53 Spruce k ISO soutli
Water
Tunis Benjamin, millwright 5 Heydcs court
Tunis Jehu R. merchant 58 south Wharves
Tunis Sc Way, merchants 58 south Wharves
Tunnison Philip, mariner corner Pioe k Sixth
Turley Enoch, sea captain 47 Sassafras
Turnbull Alexander, eabiaetmaker 5 south Sixt^
TurnbuU George, baker \7o Coats*
TifrnbuU John, grocer S04 south Fourth
Turner Elizabeth, shopkeeper 23 north 3d
Turner E. carter Frankford R. near Maiden
TuiTier Francis, teacher 209 north Second
Turner Francis G. morocco dresser 95 |0uth 5th
Turner F. G. k Co morocco manf. Prune above 5th
ij Turner Frederick, labourer Rose street
Turner James W. aceomptant 2 1 Strawberry
Turner Jesse, shipwright 21 Beck's alley
Turner J. smith 8c bell hanger cor. Spruce Sc 3d
Turner John jun. sea captain IG Christian
Turner John, gentleman 39 Christian
Turner John, oysterman back 134 south Fourth
Turner Joseph M. aceomptant 370 south Second
Turner rev. Joseph, 370 south Second
Turner Mary, widow 2 Pear street
Turner Robert blacksmith 165 5c 168 St. John*-
Turner Stephen, cordwainer 2d below Federal
Turner Samuel, West of P. Bridge
Turner William, gentleman 212 High
Turner William, shoemaker 214 St. John
Turner William L aceomptant, 8 south Front
Turner Wm. shipwright Hanover above Queen
Turness Sar^h, widow 142 N. 5th ■
Turney George, mariner Biddle's alley
rtjrjicy HugH;« taylor S. W. cor. Penn andyiiT^
TUS— TYS
lusher John* blacksmith 443 N. 5d x
J'ustian Thomas, perfumer 55 south 5d
Austin widow of Wm, brass founder corner 3d and
Germantown road
l^see Teuton.
Austin William, cabinetmaker 115 Brown
Austin John, brickmaker Callowhill n. sch. 3d
Shuttle widow of Andrew, sea captain 29 Key's allej'-
T^uttle Jacob, caulker Beach near Penn
buttle James, shipwright Beach near Penn
T'uttie John, carter Vine near Sixth
2"uttle John, shipwright Brusstar's court
^uttle Richard, shipwright Brusstar's court
Tuttle William, shipwright Queen n. Marlborough
T'utton Jenkins, cordwainer Race below 1 1th
T'uze Francis, late caulker Friends' aims house
T^waddell James, merchant 208 south Water and
23 Powell
T^waddell John, accomptant Second, od door below
Federal
ywaddell J. P. iron store 65 south wharves dwel-
ling 97- south Eighth
T'wells G, and E merchants 175 High
/*w^lls Mrs. gentlewoman 175 High
7*wclls Standley, gentleman 175 High
T'wiss Abiel, balcer 139 s. 10th
T'ybout Andrew, dealer in furs 53 Chesnut
/ybout James, hatter 167 N. Front ^
\see Tiebout
T'ybout Richard, hatter 21 Pear and 53 Chesnut
7yler widow of Jared, nailer 25 Noble
T'yler Jehiel, tavernkeeper 319 north Front
Tyler Augustus, shoemaker 148 south Front
T^yndale Robinson, china merchant 201 N. Second
cor. Vine
T'yson Daniel, merchant 89 High
Tysow George, storekeeper 36 St. John
/"yson, Iredell & 7Vump, merchants 89 High
'/"yson Isaac, accomptant 121 Callowhill
/yson Jonathan, chairmaker 5 5^^ N. 2d Sc 53 High
/"y son Joseph, commission meriihant norti^we t
corner Vine and Fifth
F f f r
UBE— VAL -
User Frederick, victualler Garden [^ee Iluberis
Uber iT/rs. of John, 45 Charlotte
Ube" Nicholas, carter Germ an town R. near Budd
Uhle John, surgeon barber 45 north Fourth
Uhler Frederick baker 89 Christian
Uhler John, A. baker 414 north Front
XJhlary Anst. mate 98 Christian
Ulrich Frederick, shoemaker 203 north Eighth
Ulrich John, shoemaker 156 north Third
Ulrich Lewis, labourer shackamaxon
Ulrich il/rs. of John, 194 st. John
Ulrich il/rs. widow 425 north Third
Umljehent Valentine, drayman 216 Sassafras
Umbehent Catharine, victular Garden
Uncleson J'homas, plaisterer Little Oak
Underwood B. shopkeeper Queen above Bishop
Underwood James, bricklayer George above Zfenth
Underwood John, painter Sec. 250 north Front
Underwood John, bricklayer 1 1th above 'Sassafras
Under\v'ood Noah, split straw and comb manufac-
turer 30 north Second
Underwood ferryman 116 Cedar
Unison Gibbs, drayman ^S^assafras near sch. 7th
Upman il/atthias saddler Sec. 421 north Third
Upperman Adam, tavernkeeper Vienna near Duke
Upperman Christian, labourer Maria street
Upperman Conrad tanner Penn (K.)
Urquhart Alexander, collectorof taxes3 1 Catharine
Urwiler Jacob, carter cor. 3d Ec Germ. T. Road
Urwiler George shoemaker 286 St John
Us'tick William, mate 93 north Fifth
Vactor JpHv, carter Swedes alley
jValaire John, hairdresser Spruce above Eighth
Valiette Eli, accomptant 45 Callowhill
Vallance John, engraver 5 1 Sansom
Vallance (VJary, widow 47 Shippen
Vallance William, pilot 4 1 7 south Front
Valentine John, labourer James street
VAL— VAN
Valentine Judy segar maker Rose alley above Coats
Valentine Samuel, accomptant 3 Buttonwood
Vallacc John F. late boarding house 207 Callowhill
Vallie F. D. winecooper 27 Plum
Vallo Isaac, labourer Pine near 10th
^an Hutchinson D. tin plateworker 262 south 3d
Vanarsdall Johq, innkeeper cor. 4th & Brewers alley
Vanarsdall Lydia, boardinghouse Pfeiifers alley
Vanatta James tavernkeeper 39 north Second
Tan Beuren Abraham, merchant comptinghouse
109 south Front, dwelling 19 Branch
Van Bkmk Richard, mastmaker 105 Catharine
t^an Brackle James, boat builder \0 Coxe's alley
Kance Adam, blacksmith 79 Ciiristian and 63 and
172 Swanson
/"ance Adam, labourer Tine near Broad
Tance Arth shipwright Marlborough n. Bedford
^ance Philip, blacksmith 26 Parhani'S alley
Tance ^vido^v of John, Brusstar's court
Tandaviere Petev, mariner 17 INIary (S.)
«;l:^andebrick Jacob, dealer 220 south Second
Kandegrift Aaron, carpenter 12Lh near Vine
Tandegrift Jacob, oakcooper Callowhill above 9th,
VandcrbeU Jacob, 53 Noble
Vandcrkemp John J. agent to the Holland land
Company 4 north Ninth
Tandermass Abiah^/'n, shipwright Cooper's court
Tanderslice Andrew. mariner back 351 north Front
Fanderslice Anthony carpenter 318 north Front
/'anderslice George, hairdresser lo.^ Sassafras
Tandcrslice George, carpenter bark 19 Charlotte
randerslice Henry, shoemaker 23 Noble
Vanderslice Henry, carpenter 3 H) nocjth Front
\''anderslice Ja.ob, jun. shallopman Wiiitehall st.
V^anderslice J. H. hair dresser and innkeeper 290
* north FroPt
J^anderslice widow Daniel, hairdresser 170 Race
Vand^veeke John, gentleman 19 Budd
Vandever il/rs. boarding house Keys' alley near 33
Vandevier Grace, boarding house 74 Locust
Vandine and Brown dealers 208 south Second
fVandiue George, sailmaker back 227 Wahnu
VAN— VAN
Vandiwater Henry, cabinetmaker 132 Cedar
Van Dusen widow of AT. Beach cerner Hanover
Van Dusen Nicholas, shipbuilder Beach near Penn
Van Dusen Andrew, smith Hanover near Beach
Vaneman Frederick, taylor 307 south Front
Vaneman John, sea captain 27 Branch
Vaneman & Bristor, wheelwrights Poplar beloy/
Second
Vaneman William, taylor 107 Queen (S.)
Vanfossen John, shoemaker 197 st. John
Vanholt Ann, midwife 184 south Sixth
Vanholt James, carpenter 12 iSmall
Fanholt Valentine, engineer Froad near Vine
Tanhook Lawrence, Randolph's court
Vanhorn Abraham, carter Laurel near Budd
Tanhorn Benjamin, Oak (N. L.)
Tanhorn Jacob, carpenter Rose alley (N. L.)
Tanhorn John, hostler back 104 north Fifth
Tanhorn John, tavernkeeper cor. Frankford road
and Shackamaxon
Tanhorn -Susan, widow Queen near Frankford road
Fanhorn widow of Benjamin ^Fhite Hall street
Tanhouter Conrad, fencemaker Broad n iliTulberry
Tanoffen Jacobus, dealer 1 10 north Seventh
^ anosten Mrs. of CorneHus, Sixth below Fitzwater
Fanpelt Peter, surgeon dentist 149 Chesnut
Van Reynegon Francis W. seacapt. 51 Catharine
Tan Roe H. nurse Biitlons alley;
Fanarsdall Aaron, supercargo 298 Spruce
Tan Sciver Jacob, drayman Beach near Mdddcn
Tan Sciver John, shoemaker Maiden
Kansickle Ralph, glover 127 Green
Kasise widow of Joseph, 2 1 Keys alley
Fan Stavoren Cornelius, accomptant Lily alley
Fan Stavoren Cornelius, jun. carpenter 52 Chester
Fan Syckle Elijah, grocer 95 north Sixth corner
llace I
Fantine Charles, shoemaker Brittons alley
Fantine John, shallopman 392 north Front
Fan Trump Elizabeth, boarding house 113 south
riiird
Fanvart Elijah, cabinetmaker 2 1 1 Cherry
VAN—VIC
ranuxera and Clark, merchants M\nr\T near 'Sixth
^'^anuxem James, merchant 186 High
Tanwike T^homas, mariner 8 /.ittle JFatrr
Tanzant , carpenter fFashington above Callow
hijl
Tanzyle John, 3i. Dill l*Ium
Farner Jacob, labourer 187 Green
Fauclain James L. merchant 103 High
Taughan John, merchant 107 south Front S. T.
corner Train ut
Taughan Griifith, shopkeeper TFood near Duke
Faughan Jonathan, labourer Oak near Coats'
Taughan John, shipwright "J
Faughan TTiomas shipwright > Cherry n. Prince
Taughan TViU'uxmy caulker J
Taughau Jfllliam, grocer Queen near Hanover
Taux Ann, gentlewoman 79 High
Faux George, attorney at law 39 south Fourth
Faux James, gentleman 72 north 3d
Faux Roberts, merchant 79 Mulberry, compting
house back in Bread
Feacock widow of S. S. merchant 62 Lombard
street
Feal John, mariner back 15 Budd
Feithoven L. F. shopkeeper 443 S. Front
Felthoven R. F. tavernkeeper 270 s. Front
t Fenable Robert, whitewasher 79 north Sixth
Feneman Wm. tailor 463 S. Front
Ferdier widow of John B. 82 Christian
Ferier Joseph, painter 1 6 Gray's alley
Fernon Jane, teacher Lily alley
Fernou John, hairdresser 3 south Front
Ferrest August, shopkeeper 344 N. 2d
^''czey Hezekiah, taylor Tbwnsend's court
'"iall Winchester, tavernkeeper 300 south Front
jFiau Benjamin, cabinetmaker 156 Lombard
Fible T^homas, shipvvri|k,ht 2 York court
Ficary \'m. sea captain corner Spruce and 7tb
Fickary Edward, shoemaker 43 Duke (N. L.)
Fickers Mrs. widow 152 Coats*
F fff 2
V
MC— .VOO
dickers T^homas, nxison and bricklayer High n-
sch. 6th
Fickery Benjamin, shoemaker 192 St. John
J^ickery T^homas, mariner 451 south Front
t Victor John, hair dresser 21 Cedar
F idler Richard, bricklayer, &c. T'rotter's alley
Figures widow of Philip, 1 1 1 Catharine
Fillegrin John, gentleman 15 Cherry
Vincent John, shoemaker 15 Queen (S.)
Vincent rev. Wm. 17 Willing's alley
t Vincent Wm. labourer 10th near Vine
Viney John, smith Emlen*s court
Vinyard James, sailmaker 47 Vine
Vinyard William, shipbuilder Beach near Penn
Virchaux Henry J", merchant 65 south 1 Ith -
Virtue James, shoemaker Fourth near Christian
Vise David, caulker Marlborough near Beach
Vitry A. gold and silver lace, Sec. manf. 88 Race
Vivant Charles, carver and gilder 146 s. Fourth
Vizer T'homas, paperhanger — enquire 78 Chesnut
Fbgdes Jacob, iron merchant 260 High
Togdes Jesse, carpenter Hamilton village
Togel Frederick, bricklayer 84 Tine
Fogel George, bricklayer 54 Tammany
I'oges Eliza, 197 s. Seventh
^"oight Henry, jun. plumber 147 Spruce, shop 47
south Wharves [^see Wighi.
Foigt Henry, chief coiner in the mint 27 n. 7th
Foigt T'homas, clock and watchmaker 44 n. 7th
Fbl an s captain Samuel, 115 Tine
Tolkmar Henry, stove-maker 94 N. 7th
Folium Edward, carter Currant alley n. Spruce
Folium Henry, carpenter 152 Locust
Folmer Frederick, farmer near Blue ball Passyunk
Tolozan Dennis A. historical painter 183 Walnut
f^omhoff Christian, shoemaker 431 north Front
Foores Abraham, labourer 215 St. John
Foores Jacob, labourer back 346 N. 2d
Foorhees Samuel S. merchant 211 S. Front and
214 Spruce
WAC— WAG
VVacij3muth John G. merchant 150 Chesnut
Wachsmuth and Soiillier, merchants 63 Dock
Wackarly Jacob, ? victuallers Germantown road
Wackarly John, 5 "^^^ Budd
Wackarly Isaac, ? victuallers Germantown road
Wackarly /*eter, ) near first Gate
Wackerly Abraham, victualler 127 Coats
[sfe IVeckerly
JF'eckerly rroollery, oac cooper cor. Coast S^ 4th
n addington Jonathan, 39 /'ine
J/ addle Aaron, taylor 50 north Eighth
n addell Henry L. 182 Chesnut
n addell John, labourer 33 Gilles' alley
//ade Benjamin, grocer 195 north 3d
irade Sc Evans, grocers 10 noith 5th
7rade Franci^i, merchant S. E. cor. High Sc lOth
r/ade Horatio, grocer 10 north Fifth
W ade James, carpenter 92 Tine
TFade &c /^revost, merchants S. E. cor. High & 10th
n ade John, labourer Juniper near Fine
W ade /'homas, labourer 34 1 Callovvhill
Wadey John, carpenter Shriver's court
f^adlow iVloses, saddler 79 north Eighth
n adman .'eace, shopkeeper 220 south 3d
J^^ager George, merchant 352 High
Wager Peter, wine merchant 134 and 136 N. 2d.
Jrager Philip, wine merchant 352 High
Wagner Adam, victualler 201 north Eighth
#ragqer X'atharine, widow Noble abo\e Fifth
Ji^agner Grace, widow 33 Moravian alley
jragner Geo JV. oakcooper 30 iVoi avian alley
JJagner Hannah, huckster 4 north Sixth
J^Fagner Henry, grocer Second above 04.ter
Wagner Jacob, saddler 6 Stall's coui t
n agner Jacob, tanner Noble above Fourth, dwell-
ing 227 Callowhill
Wagner John, uardener Passyunk. below Federal
Waixner Jacob, labourer Germ. T. Road near 4lh
Wagner John, sexton back 25 1 Sassafras
Waj^ner John, gentleman 13 north Eighth ^
Wagner John, fisherman Queen near Bishop
Wagner Mary, nurse 201 N. 8th
Wagner Mary M. widow Brooke court
Wagner Mrs. of Peter, 7 Knight's court
Wagner Wm. painter 216 Vine below 8tli
Wagner Wm. cordwainer back 123 Plum
Wagner Wm. carpenter corner Fourth and Noble
Wahab John, carpenter 4 Norris's alley
Wainwright Catharine, widow Shield's alley
Wainwright Isaac, jun. currier 27 Chesnut
Wainwright Isaac, blockraaker 8 1 north Front
Wainwright Isaac Sc Son, blockmakers 61 north
Water
Wainwright John, bricklayer 29 S. Fourth
Wainwright Jonathan, blockmaker 81 N. Front
Wainwright £c Thomas, curriers 27 Chesnut
Wainwright Wm. taylor Christian near Fourth
IV&ir John, saddler Uth n. Locust
[fee Ware and Weir
?rali3urn Thomas, moroccodresser 297 Vine
WdXch Thomas, baker 56 Union
[see Welch and Wakh
JTalcker Christopher, baker 559 south Front
tlFalden John, doctor back 258 s. 7th
W^alkenhodd John, smith 153 N. Front
fTalk Sophia, washerwoman Broad near Sassafras
Walker Alex. W. meiThant 52 S. ffharves and
(Rittenhouse place) Locust below 10th
^Talker Ale::iander, merchant 104 south Fourth
WdXktv Ambrx)se, printer 24 Arch
t^^alker Benjamin, woodsawyer 413 N. Fourth
W'dXkQV Elijah, sadler, &c. 221 s. 5th
H^alker Emanuel, merchant 40 Sansom
W^alUer George, carpenter Lombard near 12th
^Talker George, cordwainder 39 George (S.)
J^f^alker George, goldsmith, &c. 19 north Third
^Falker Hannah, milliner 381 s. 2d
P^Talker Jacob, carpenter cor. Chesnut and 12th
J^alker James, sa<iler 96 High
^Talker rev. John, Rose alley (N. L.)
J-Falker John, shoemaker 578 south Fronts
Jf^alker John, accomptant back 35 Mulberry
W^alker John, labourer lUh above CallowhiU
rralker John, rigger 27 CallowhiU
WAL— WAL
^'^'alkcr John, 62 German
/ralker Joseph, merchant 24 Race
IV&lker Z.ewis, hatter 146 High
f ralker i^farga^et, wkiow 2 Cox's alley
Tfalker iV/atthew, soapboiler and candle manufac-
turer lorner Callowhill and Sixth
ffalker M&ry, shopkeeper 104 north Eighth
rralker Mvs. widow 14 Sterling alley
lialker Mrs. widow back 47 Cedar
Walker Nathaniel, shallopman 126 German
Walker Robert, mariner Goddard's alley and 465
south Front
Walker Robert, grocer 179 Cherry
Walker Samuel, 141 south Tenth
Walker Samuel, merchant corher Second and
A/ulberry
Walker Samuel D. merchant 39 Dock and 212
Chesnut
Walker Thomas, saddler 1 90 south Fourth corner
Lombard
Walker widow tif James, 2 1 Hopkins' court
Walker widow of John, 56 Brown
Walker widow of rrilliam, 30 Little ffater
Walker ?rilliam, brassfounder back 1 5 Filbert
JTalker /r'illiam, comb maker 104 north l.ighth
/Talker miliam, jeweller Sec. 381 south Second
rralker miliam, M. merchant 131 High
Halker and TFilson, merchants 27 north Third
/rail George, taylor 61 Penn and 6 Swanson
JTall John, Avindsor chairmaker 87 north Front
W^all John, carter Sixth above Poplar
/Fall John, merchant 64 sovj^th wharves
/rail John, shoemakei' 161 Pine
[^see Wahi
/Fall Margaret, widow 144 north Eighth
Wall Mary shopkeeper 5 Coomb's alley
Wall Mrs. gentlewoman 209 Spruce
/Fall Mrs. washerwoman 135 north Sixth
//'all Peter, shoemaker 8 Plum
//'all R. Windsor chairmaker 108 north Front
/Fall //^illiam labourer 23 Crab
Wallace Alexander, storekeeper 65 north Second
WAL— WAL
B'allace, Burton, gentleraan 67 south Eleventh
JFallace Eieazar, saddler &C. 42 Ann (N. L.)
?Fallace E. widow 15 Carter's alley
W^allace George, distiller 176 north Jfater
H'allace Isaac, mariner 18 Argyle
Wallace John B. coijncellor at law 58 s. Fourth
near W^alnut
n allace John, victualler 12th near Vine
Hallace John, taylor Sweedes alley
/Wallace John, sea captain 32 Argyle
rrallace John, grocer 207 Cedar
rrallace Joseph, chairmaker 30 Cortes alley
TFallace Joshua M. jun. merchant 152 fFalnut &
40 Dock
Jfallace & Cox potters 334 north Front
Wallace Mrs. of John, Emslie*s alley
iW'allace Philip, oysterman 156 Cherry
ri^allace Robert, lumber merchant 511 N. Front
PFallace Robert, student of theology 5th n. Queen
fFallace Samuel, bricklayer 303 Race
H'^aliace Thomas, mahogany sawyer 12 1 Queen (S.)
fFallace Thomas, late taylor 18 Almond
Ji'^ixVsLce ThomaSy taylor 447 south Second
rrall^ce Thomas, bookbinder & ruler 33 Pewter-
plater alley
/'F'alla'e ?^homas, carpenter, Kuglers court
rraliace Thomas K. iron merchant 111 N. 2d t:
211 Race ^
TValUcc widow of TV. m. d. 109 Queen
W'allare Jt^'^illiam, storekeeper I north Second
JFallace fFilliam, potter 334 N. Front & 14 Duke
Jfaliare W'^Jlliam, shijg^vvright Hanover
f^allas Edward, coachmaker, Currant alley near
I orust
Tf'allas '.amuel coachmaker 205 Cherry
fFalier L P- arcomptant 15 Fernon
TFallis widow of Charles cor. Callowhill Sc Ridge
IFallis f'Titlian., grocer 248 Cedar
?rallhimer E. N. boarding house 363 N. Front
rrallini?- Thomas, niariner 124 Queen (S.)
rFallingtnn Edward, sea captain 9 Queen (S.)
/Fallii^gtcn Isaac, ferryman Shackamaxon
WAL— WAL
jralllngton John, accomptant 90 N. Fifth
irahvEhzabeth, 223 Walnut
Wain Jacob S. jun. attorney at law 144 S. Second
IV&ln Jacob S. merchant 34 south tvharves, dwel-
linjjf 2 York buildings [^see Wall
Wain widow of Jesse, merchant 126 Spruce
#raln Nicholas, gentleman back 144 south 2d
W^^aln Robert, merchant 138 south 2d
Wain \Vm. merchant comptinghouse 34 Dock,
dwelling south-east cor. Seventh and Chesnut
tWalnesley S. labourer Frankford road n. Otter ,
Walnot Francis, haiidresber 29 s. 3d
Walnut John, carpenter 38 Christian
i^Falpole 7^honias, grocer and bottler 84 south 3d
n alsh Christopher, accomptant 9 Hinckle*s court
Walsh Robert, gentleman 109 s. 3d [^see IValch
Walsh rraiter, carpet weaver corner Federal and.
Moyamensing road [see IVcUh
Waiter Adam, shoemaker 123 Mulberry
Walter Catharine, widow 41 Duke (N. L)
Walter Conrad, baker 31 Passyunk cor. Shippen
Walter Elizabeth, widow 86 Budd
Walter Elizabeth, tailoress 3 Cresson's court
Walter George, taylor 24 south rfater ^
Walter George, late innkeeper 72 Bro\\Ti
f/ alter George, carter sch. Eighth near Tine
^Falter Isaac, bricklayer 145 south Ninth
Walter Jacob, tinplateworker. 177 north Third
Walter Jacob F. bricklayer 138 north Eightlit
Walker John J. baker next 29 Swanson
Walter Joseph S. bricklayer 26 Tine
Walter Juliana, nurse 97 Crown
Walter Matthias, carter James*
Walter Peter P. accomptant l5»rernon
Walter P. sand & coal yard Oak (N.^L.) dwelling
330 North Front
Walter Peter P. boathuilder Oak (N. L.)
Walter Peter, biscuitbaker 134 Brown
Walter Thomas, teacher Locust above Eighth
Wallers Abraham, innkeeper Poplar lane near
Fourth
. Walters Catharine, widow 6 Cfillowhill
WAL— WAR
Walters James, C. taylor 349 north Fron:
Walters John, glover 5 Brewer's alley
Walters Michael, glover 9 1 north Fifth
Walters Peter, mariner 2 York court
Walters widow of G. A. shoemaker 246 s. Froiit
Walters If illiam, brickmaker Sassafras near sch,
Seventh
Waltman G. victualler Hudson's lane near Eighth
Waltman widow of Michael, tavern keeper. 261
Locust - [see IVartman
W"altman widow, seamstress 130 south Tenth
Waltman William, minter 48 Chester street
Walton Boaz, cabinetmakei next 328 south Front
Walton Enoch, blockmakcr 60 Union
Walton Enoch, carpenter 4 Gillis' alley
Walton Elizabeth bonnet maker 14 Church alley
fialton Gabriel merchant Ann street (sch.)
Walton George, carpenter 305 north Second
Walton Isaiah, plaisterer Rose alley (N. L.)
Walton Jeremiah, cabinetmaker 157 Green
Walton Jeremiah, shoemaker 5 1 Brown
Walton Joseph, bookseller &c 14 Church alley Sc
31 High
Walton Pemberton, tavernkeeper 244 south 3d
Walton Robert, labourer sch. Front near Locust
Walton Samuel, cabinetmaker 331 north 3d
Walton Thomas, taylor 12 Strawberry
Walts John, cordial distiller back 441 north 2d
W^altymyers Lewis, late taylor Maple street
Wampole Isaac, ..conveyancer, Sec. 163 Mulberry
Waney Mary, gardener Hudson's lane n. Eighth
Ward Benjamin, labourer 123 Swanson
Ward Caleb, labourer Locust above Ninth
Ward Charles, labourer Juniper alley
Ward 8c Govett, clock 8c watchmakers N. W. cor.
High & Front
Ward Jehu, siversmith and watch maker 1^5
Chesnut
Ward Isaae, clock Sc watchmaker corner High 8c
Front
Ward John, grocer 85 south Water
Ward John, gunsmith Otter near Frankford RoacT
Ji ard J. shoemaker CIO south From
n ard Patrick, storekeeper 336 south SecoiK4
/Tarcl Sarah, widow washerwoman Lily alley
rf ard Thomas, carter 7 Little Fine
I FTard 7'obias, labourer Millers alley
TFard widow boat dinghouse Swedes alley
H'ard William acconiptant 8c scrivener 178 Spruce
71 arder Jeremiah, merchant 104 south Front
if rarder Jeremiah, jun. merchant 121 Sassafras
T Tar der John, merchant 1 17 Sassafras
n arder John, jun. merchant 85 north Seventh
^V^arder John H. merchant 85 north Seventh
ITarder 8c Brothers merchants Race-st wharf
f^are B. oakcooper 90 south f^ater Sc 91 Front
[^see IVeir
Jtare Charles labourer Pearson's court
rfa re David, shipchandler 220 and 231 Swanson
n'are James, carpenter 108 north Sixth
FFare John, shipjoiner 8 Noble &c 235 N. Front
ITare Mary, widow 416 north Front
TFare Stephen, shoemaker 361 south Second
i'l^are Thomas lal)ourer shackamaxon
rrare Richard, carpenter 67 Locust
f Tare Thomas carpenter 79 Locust
JFare Thomas, labourer cor. 4th 8c Tammany
rraring Elijah, merchant 152 High n. 86 New
Jfarne JFillett, house register, intelligence cs
commission office 44 south Fourth
/Farner Alice, tayloress Friends* alms house
JTamer Adam, saddler 25 north Sixth
rrarner Andrew, labourer 98 Green
/P^arner Benjamin, bookseller 28 north 4th 8c 147
High
JFarner Benjamin F. brassfounder 36 N. Eighth
iFarner Edward, combmaker 113 Brown
TFarner Elizabeth, widow 13 Sugar alley
H^arner F. dairyman 4 above George
fFarnerSc Gorgas, lumber merchts. next 243 Tine
rrarner Heronimus, brassfounder 36 N. Eighth
r^^ arner Hezekiah, labourer Shackamaxon
rrarner Jacob F. bell hanger &c brassfounder I r
north Eighth
Gggg
WAR— WAR
Warner Jacob, labourer cor. Gerniantown Road
Warner James, coachmaker 17 Charlotte
Warner John, merchant 27 north fFater
W^arner John, grocer cor. Lancaster R. 8c High
Warner John, lumber merchant 9 1 north Sixth
Warner John, back 366 south Second
Warner John,saddletreemaker Sassafr^n.sch. 7th
Warner John, combmaker 124 Brown
FFariier John, carpenter 177 Pine
rFarner Joseph, silversmith 22 Greenleaf court
rrarner Joseph, 28 north Fourth
Jlarner Mark, sea captain 123 north W^ater
TFarner Martha, widow 308 north Third
rrarner Matthias, labourer 7 Greenleaf court .
rrarner Philip, shoe and enginehoase maker 13
Sugar alley a,
rrarner Philip, smith Elmslies alley
Trarner Samuel, upholsterer 6 1 Coats
^Farner Sarah, shopkeeper 26 south Third
rrarner E. & S. mantuamakers Raspberry alley
^Farner Trimble & Co. merchants 27 N. Water
/Farner William, victualler Lawrence
Warner William, mercht 17 s. Water & 17 Prune
/Farner William tavernkeeper 265 south Fourth
/Farnack Jacob A. sea captain 107 Swanson
rrarnick Albert painter Sec. 71 Green
^Farnick John G. engraver Summer's court
Warnick Martha, nurse 34 Plum
Warnick Nicholas, taylor 78 Gei*man
Warnick William, drayman back 134 south 4th
Warnick William, cordwainer, back 100 Plum
Warnock Daniel, labourer near 268 south Sixth
Warnock John, nailcutter & grocer 281 N. 3d cor.
Noble
Warnock Joseph, nailer Heydes court & 282 High
jrrarr John, innkeeper 97 south Fifth
Warr Valantine, innkeeper 305 Fine
Warren Benjamin, silverplater 390 Race
I Warren Isaac, woodsawyer Smith's court
Warren Isaac, carteivOak near Noble (N. L.)
Wari^n James, shallopman 1 2 Spruce^
Wiarren Jomes, painter he 96 Budd
WAR--WAT
/rarren Peter, carpenter 342 Race below Tenth
rrarren Philip, cabinetmaker 363 Mulberry
^Tarren Robert 300 south Fourth
JFarren Sarah, scamtress 468 north Third
//arren ^niliam, trader 385 South Second
/rarren /niliam, manager of New Theatre 12
Sanson!
TTarren JrilJiam, painter Sec. 96 Budd
rrarrence F. cc/achniaker 97 Spruce & Green's
court
ITarrinj^on Isaac, labourer Moyamensing nc£(r
Prime
Warrington John^ watchmaker 136 south Front
rr'artman Abvaham jun. victualler Buttonwood n.
Fifth
Wartman George, victualler cor. Old York road
& Buttonwood
Wartman Michael, constable 286 north Eighth
Trarwick Charles, bricklayer 1 1 4 north Sixtli
f/arwick John, drayman Noble north Second
ITarAvick Thomas, smith and farrier Poplar lane
near Second
t/Taterford Joseph, labourer Lee's court
rraterman Jesse, teacher 88 south Fifth
JFaterman Lewis, weaver 569 south Front
?raterman Thomas, accomptant stock Sc exchange
broker and conimission merchant 27 Powell
^ aters Amos, labourer Moyamensing near Prime
TFaters D. Rittenhoasc, attorney at law cor. 4th
& ^'alnut
Craters Eleanor, nurse 47 Lombard
rraters Elizabeth, widow 3 47 north »l'ront
craters Esther, widow 84 south Eighth
TKaters Hanson, merchant 24 north Third
craters Jacob, ropemaker Moyamensing n Prim?
/Faters John, mariner 28 Shippen
fFaters John, teacher Carpenter (S.)
Haters Nancy, huckster 2'-,'2 St John
/Faters William, sea captain 7 north Sixth
rratkin innkeeper falls Schuylkill
TFatkin Isaac, innkeepei* (Rising sun) Germ, road
\ji(c Wadkini^
WAT— WAT
Watkins John, ropemaker, 52,2 south Front
Watkins John shipwright 17 Beck's alley
Watkins John, grocer 69 north Si?ith
Watkins Mary, widow 429 south Second
Watkins Samuel, currier Townsend's court
Watkins Sarah, bonnetmaker 6 Strawberry
Vvatkins Samuel P. sea captain 145 north T^atel'
Watkins Thomas, sailmaker, back 80 Green
Watman Adam, drayman 96 Coats [«^e Wartmah
Watman Barbara, widow 44 1 north Third
Watman George, victualler cor. Noble and York
road - \^see Waltman
Watmouth Anna, widovV 62 south Fifth
Watson Benjamin, labourer Locust near Broad
Watson Charles C. merchant tayior 92 Chesnut
Watson Charles, merchant 136 Pine & 36 N. 2"d
Watson Charles C. & J. wo6len drapers, men's
mercers and taylors 92 Chesnut
Watson Christian, tayior 353 north Front
Watson David, letter carrier Swanwick street
Watson Halbert, sea captain Federal above 2d
t Watson Henry, labourer 12 Locust
Watson Hugh, labourer Sch. 5th near High
Watson James, cabinetmaker 73 New
Watson Job, stablekeeper back 285 High
Watson John, merchant tayior 167 Spmce
Watson John, shoemaker Elmslie's alley
Watson John, mariner 143 Locust
Watson John, shipwright 158 Swanson
Watson John, labourer Anne above 12th
Watson John F. bookseller 8c stationer, s. w. cor-
ner Third and Chesnut
Watson Jonathan, carpenter Steinmetz court
Watson Joseph, lumber merchant 208 south 3d
Watson Margaret, stay & corslet maker 82 Spruce
Watson Mary, widow Little's court
Watson Mary, teacher 23 N. Fourth
Watson Mary, milkwoman Hanover near West
Watson Mrs. A. D. embroiderer 222 south 4tl"
Watson Mrs. widow Shriver's court
Watson Sophia, shopkeeper 94 Swanson
Watson Thomas, teacher 7 3 Pine
WAT—WEA
Watson i nomas, grocer 19 north titiiuli z
Watson £c White, grocers 19 north I>ii^hth
Watson William H. mate 51 south Water
Wattson Thomas, teacher 222 south Fourth
Wattson Thomas, biscuitbakcr 68 Mulberry
Watt Alexander, accomptant 80 north Ninth
Watt John, grocer 294 Arch
Watt Joseph, drayman back 10 Latitia court
Watt Samuel, 32 south Tifth
Watt John, labourer Hopkins court
Watt John, grocer Mulberry abov€ Tenth
Watt James, weaver Mulberry above Tenth
Watton Robert, labourer sch. Front near Locus'
Watts Edward, trunkmaker 5 1 south Water
TFatts Mrs. mantuamaker 1 18 Lombard
Watts Samuel, shoemaker Prime belo\? Second.
Walts William, shoemaker 173 Fine
Waugh Jane, grocer 1 14 Lombard
Way Andrew, late taylor i 1 8 Sassafras
Way Caleb, merchant 84 Crown
fVdy George, coachmaker 14 Shippen
Way Joseph, Pilot 467 south Front
Way Lewis, wheelwright back 57 Budd
Way James, merchant 6 Laurel
Wayne & Biddle, looking-glass and fancy stort:
S. W. corner Front and High
-Wayne Caleb P. hardware merchant 4 s. Eront
Wayne Jacob, cabinetmaker 135 Sc 166 N. Front
Wayne widow of Samuel, carpenter 117 N. Fifth
Wayne William, gentleman Poplar below Second
Wayne Wn\. hardware store 59 High 8c 23 Arch
Weasey Samuel, shoemaker 28 Budd
Weatherby Daniel, shipjomer upper ferry road
Weatherby Joseph, deputy marshal 181 Coats
Weatherly Daniel, millwright Arch n. sch. Front
Weatherly David, clock & watchmaker 8 1 N. 3d
^ Veatherstine Adam, victualler cor. Tammany Sc
Old York Road
Weatherstine Christian, victualler 4th above Brown
Wcatherstine John, victualler York R. n. Fifth
Weatherstine Samuel, nailor York R. n. Fifth
Weaver Abraham, merchant 256 High
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Weaver Adam, blacksmith Weavers alley-
Weaver Adam, taylor 103 Catharine
Weaver Ann, widow 229 N. 2d & 99 German
Weaver Ann,, wire coverer Nicholson's court
Weaver Barney, milkman Locust near 1 3th
Weaver Catharine, mantuamaker 154 south Fifth
Weaver tonrad, labourer 37 Crown
Weaver Davfd, brickmaker 270 north Eighth
Weaver Elijah, storekeeper 12 northT'ront
Weaver Emmor T. gold 8c silversmith watchcase
maker & gilder 17 Elfreith's alley, 8c 1 13 N. 2d
Weaver F. widow tayloress 176 Race
Weaver George, cooper York R. cor. Logan
Weaver George, constable 252 south Third
Weaver George, coachmaker 2 1 s. 8th 8c 42 Car-
penter's alley
Weaver Henry jun. brickmaker cor. 6th 8c Green
Weaver Henry, sugar baker 87 Passyunk
Weaver widow of Henry, cor. Old York road 8c
Green
Weaver Henry, merchant 49 Tammany
Weaver H. sugarboiler Second above German »
town road
Weaver Jacob, labourer 393 north Third
Weaver John, calico printer Beach near Warren
Weaver John, basketmaker Marlborough n. Prince
Weaver John, lumber merchant 101 Cherry
Weaver John, shoemaker Locust above Twelfth
Weaver John, m. d. 69 Coats*
Weaver John, shipjoiner 26 Duke (N. L.)
Weaver John, jun. shipjoiner 22 Budd
Weaver Michael, ropemaker Seventh near Gee-
mantown road
Weaver Matthew, fecdstore 1 1 4 north Seventh
Weaver Mrs. widow huckster 15 W^agner's alHy
Weaver Perry, shallopman 13 Callowhill
Weaver Peter, sugarbaker 189 Cherry
Weaver William, gentleman 101 Cherry
Weaver William, stationer 193 and 258 High
Webb Abner, deputy marshall 1 Wood
Webb Jane, widow of Thomas, 345 south Second
tWebb Isaac, labourer 138 Coate*
WEB— WEI
Webb John? cooper 34 Hne and 201 north Fr«n(
Webb John, merchant taylor 87 south Second
Webb Moses, carpenter 131 st. John
Webb Thomas, sea captain 47 Almond
Webb Thomas, mate 345 south •Second
Weber Eliza, segarmaker sch. 8th near Sassafras
Webster Ann, widow cakebaker Emlen*s court
tWebster Charles, coachman George above Tenth
Webster Eliza. Woglom's court
Webster George fancy store 1 8 High
Webster James, bookseller 185 south 5th
Webster William H. comedian l4l s. Eleventh
Webster William, shallopman Brown near Front
W^eckerly Conrad, merchant 207 and 209 north 3d
[^ses JVackerly
Weckerly Elizabeth, widow 225 Arch
Weckerly Mrs. widow Lawrence street
Weed Joseph, grocer 416 north Third corner
Brown
Weed George, jun, sign painter 207 south Front
[see IVicks
Weeks Job, cotton ball winder 81 Budd
Weeks Mary, shopkeeper 228 south Second
f [^see IVickes
Weeks Richard, sea captain 171 st John
Weeks Samuel, carpenter Juniper lane
Wcelden James, cordwainer 379 south Second
Weems and Benson, merchants 201 High
Weems James N. merchant 201 High
Weest Susan, nurse 131 north Third
Wehner Benedict J. cordwainer 141 Vine
Welling Catharine, widow corner Hudson's )ane
and Seventh
Weir, Mrs. c^rocer 401 north Second \jsee Wmr
Weir Silas E. auctioneer 20 south Front
Weiseman Andrew, cooper 333 north Second
[see Wise
Weisenbauch Henry, gentleman 80 north sixth
Weiser George, shoemaker 187 st. John
Weiscr John, carpenter 524 north Third
Weiss Elizabeth, shopkeeper 1 3 1 north Third
Weiss EHas, baker 217 Callowhill
WEI—WEI.
Weiss Henry, taylor 34 Coates' alley
Weiss Philip, baker Fine near Sixth
Weissenbauch William, comb maker 183 st. Johj?i
Weissman Samuel, blacksmith 345 north Second
Weissner Frederick, sugar boiler 137 north Sixth
Welch Catharine, widow Watson's alley
Welch Jacob, carpenter 13 W^agner's alley
Welch widow of Peter, painter Sec. Frankford R.
above Queen
W^elch John, saddler 8c harness maker 191 Cal-
lowhill
Welch John, merchant 10 below Chesnut
Welch Phoebe widow, Hoffman's alley
Welch Thomas, baker 56 Union
Welcome Joseph, oak cooper Hudson's Lane cor.
Eighth
Welding John, ferryman 39 Prime
Weldon Alexander, mariner 30 Charlotte
Weldon John, shoemaker 262 south Fifth
WeMon Jonathan, pilot 64 Swanson
Weldon Thomas, mariner 48 Penn
Wellford Robert, original American composition
ornamental manufactory 145 south Tenlb,
Wells John, labourer 272 south Sixth
Wells John coachmaker 63 Christian
Wells Joseph, rigger 35 Duke (N, L.)
Wells Mary, shopkeeper 73 N. 5th
Wells Mrs. teacher 4th above Brown
Wells Mrs. widow, 28 north Fifth
JVcWs Seth, dealer 272 south Fifth
WcUs Thomas, cordwainer 297 Arch
IVeWs Ulysis, mariner Whitehall st.
W^ells Wm. shipwright Prime above Front
^reiser Godfrey, m. d, 499 south Front
J^elser John, shoemaker Swedes alley
fTelsh Hannah, boardinghouse 195 Walnut
W^elsh James, carpenter Currant alley [see Walsh
^elsh James, grocer 86 N. rFater
W^elsh James, ironmonger and tinsmith 27 High
^^^elsh John, merchant 42 s. Sixth
l^^elsh John, coachman Bolton's court
^^elsh John,plaisterer 16 Little Pine
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jytlsh widow of Joseph, 59 s. Seventh
JVthh Mary, widow 35 Penn
rrelsh William, hatter 1 Strawberry
/renckel Henry, baker back 127 Callow h ill
TTenreinhardt George, coachpainter 87 Crown
f/ entz Bernaixl, labourer south Juniper n. Spruce
Jl'entz Samuel, merchant taylor 70 north Third
/f entz Philip, cooper above 543 north Third
rrentzel M. Sc R. mantuamjikers 5 South alley
n erian George, brewer Mifflin's court
/reeener Christopher, grocer n. w. cor. Ninth and
Cherry
rrerk Francb, labourer Pleasant st.
JTertheym Alexander J. m. d. 227 S. Third
n^espert Christopher, painter 4th above Brown
rresscll John, rherchant 44 Dock
TFessels Sarah, widow 161 Pine
rrest Abagail, milliner 49 Spruce
J^'e5t Abm. coachman Currant alley
fVe^t Ann, widow nurse 172 s. Fifth
TFest Charles C. merchant tailor 45 Arch
Ti'est Charles L. iron merchant 141 N. Front
H'est Elizabeth, washerwoman back 198 N. 2d
/^est Francis, merchant 108 south Front
r^est Hannah, gentlewoman 186 north Front
rrest 8c Jeanes, salt merchants 155 north Water
^rest John, shallopman 78 Penn
Test John, mariner 4.18 s. Front & 148 N. Front
West John, pulveriser St. Joseph's avenue
West Joseph, labourer Lily alley
West Joseph H. merchant 184 N. Front
West Mary widow of John, innkeeper 143 Walnut
\''.''est Sarah, shopkeeper 571 Mulberry
'.'"est Samuel, lumljer merchant 307 N. Third
V\'est William, corner Vine and Front
\Vest William, mariner 6 Argyle
V'escoatt Joel, carter 333 N. Front
N'escoatt Lewis, bleeder, 8cc. 3 1 5 s. Front
Vestcoat Charles, drayman Sassafras n. sch. 7th
Wcslcoat widow of Izra, Cooper's court (N. L.)
W^estcoat David, labourer cor. John and Wood
Westcoat Robert, gentleman 262 High
WES—WHA
Westcott Amie, cakebaker 23 N. Ninth
Wester Henry, brickmaker High near permanent
bridge
Wester William, taylor 19 Plum
Westenber^er George, yeoman Buck road near
U. S. arsenal
Weston Samuel, gentleman cor. High and llth
Weston Sarah, widow 100 N. Fourth
Weston Mrs. of Thomas, 6 Sugar alley
Westphatl Charles W. goldsmith 114 Race
Westphall Sarah, widow 27 Brewer's alley
Wetherill Christopher, hatter 207 Sassafras
Wetherill John, oil and colourman 7 north Front
and 16 Arch
Wetherill Jos. late inspector of lumber 170 s. 4th
Wetherill Mordecai, oil and colourman 9 South
alley
Wetherill Mrs. Catharine, tayloress 1 8 Bank st.
Wetherill Samuel, sen. colourman 417 Higrv
Wetherill Samuel, jun. colourman 419 High
Wetherill Samuel 8c Son, oil and colourmen 65
north Front
Wetherill Thomas^ carpenter 304 s. Second
Wetherstine Peter, victualler 58 Brown
[^see Weath
Wevill Ann, upholsterer cor. Chesnut and Fifth
Wevill & Nicolas, upholsterers cor. Chesnut and
Fifth
Wexstrim Samuel, mariner 62 Catharine
Weyand Conrad, carpenter Arch above Eleventh
[«fe Wyand
Weyant John, drayman 506 N. Second
Weyant Peter, carpenter Kunckel n. Tammany
Weyman Catharine, seamstress 10 South alley
Weyman Daniel, grocer 320 N. Front
Weyman Jacob, innkeeper 50 Callowhill
Weyman widow of John, back 399 N. Third
Whaley William L. blacksmith Maiden
Wharfe James, accomptant 96 s. Third
Whartman Abr. victualler York road and Noble
Whartman Abr. jun. victualler Buttonwood n. 5th
Whartman William, painter Cedat* above Tentti
WIIA— WHE
Wbartonbury, washerwoman Clifton
Whartnaby Jacob, shipwright Frankfort! road n.
Otter
Wharton Charles, merchant 136*s. Second ,
Wharton Elizabeth, widow 128 s. I'ourth
Wharton Fishboum, merchant 240 Spruce
Wharton Francis R. merchant 107 S. Third
Wharton George, grocer 134 Callowhill
Wharton Isaiah, shoemaker 4 York court
Wharton widow of Isaac, merchant 107 s. Third
Wharton John, surgeon barber 165 N. Front
»Wharton John, shoemaker 87 s. Front
Wharton John, commission broker 1 1 s. Nintii
Wharton Joseph, merchant 151 s. Fifth
Wharton Moore, broker 68 s. Second
Wharton Mrs. boarding house 19 Prune
Wharton Sc Palmer, salt merchants Pine street
wharf
Wharton Rebecca, gentlewoman 58 Chesnut
Wharton Robert, alderman 135 s. Third
Wharton Sarah, segarmaker 246 s. Front
Wharton Thomas G. merchant 87 Pine
Wharton Thomas F. merchant 126 s. Fourth
Wharton Thomas J. attorney at law 90 s. Third
Whealan James, soap and candle manufactory 9C
north Second
Wheaton Enoch, grocer 240 north Waler
Wheaton Pal more, innkeeper Beach near Penn
Wheaton Wm. sea captain 391 north Front
Wheeler Charles, attorney at law 99 Vine
Wbeeler Sc Exley, black & whitesmiths Brewer's
alley n. Fourth
Wheeler Enoch, gentleman 99 Vine
Wheeler Henry, taylor 70 s. 3d and Townsend's
court
Wheeler Sc Howell, merchant*, 176 High
Wheeler I. I. linerchant 176 High
Wheeler John, chairmaker 6.5 Vine
W^hceler John, grocer 1 York court
Wheeler John, taylor 84 N. J/ater
Wheeler Samuel, Justice of the Peace 99 Vine
•'VVheeller Samuel, ]un. «arpentr»- 110 N- I'jf!:hth
WHE— WHI
Wheeler William, carter Passyunk below Prime
Whelan Patrick E. merchant 23 Coombs' alley
Whelan William, grocer corner Chesnut and 4th
Whelen Israel, merchant and treasurer of the
Schuylkill bridge company 194 Chesnut and
8 N. Fourth
Whelen Mary, gentlewoman 304 Chesnut above
Eleventh
Whelldin Daniel, sea captain 1 1 Vernon
Whelldin Wilmon, captain New Castle packet 15
Vernon
Whetstone Henry, drayman Charles* court
Whetstone Isaac, carter 25 Coombs' alley
Whetstone Jacob, labourer 503 s. 2d
Whetstone Nicholas, tobacconist 27 Coombs' alley
Whistler D. 8c Engard, taylors 161 N. Third
Whitaker James, smith, Sec. Hartung's alley and
20 Coombs' alley [^see Whitecar
Whitaker Joseph, Bailor Littleboy's court
WHiitall Mary, shopkeeper 216 south Third
Whitby widow of William, plaisterer 130 south
Tentlx :
White ^^- gnfes, widow back 96 Filbert
White A njdrew, stonemason 13th below High
White Britton, jun. merchant 181 Pine
White Charles, victualler 298 north Eighth
V/hite widow of Christopher, 128 north Fourth
White Charles, gentleman 145 south Fifth
fWhite Daniel, woodsawyer Deans alley
White E. widow 150 north Eighth
White George, blacksmith 36 Bread
White Henry, tavernkee'per 121 Swanson
j White Henry, shoeblack 5 6 south Second
White Hugh, tallow chandler 40 Ann (N. L.)
White Isaac, shipbuilder Pitt near George
White Jacob, cotton-ball-maker 23 Eliazbeth stcect
White James, weaver 103 Crown
White James, nailor 69 Arch
White James, accomptant 138 Locust
White James, teacher 173 Fine
While James, sawyer 1 1 Springett alley
White James G. grocer 251 s- 3d cor. Shipper
Wi-H— Wild
Wliite Jesse, tavemkeeper Blackhoisc alky
White John G. labourer sch, 8th near Race
White John, blacksmith West of Permt. Bridge
White John, m. d. and chymist 108 N. Front
Laboratory 163 St. John
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te John, waterman 61 Christian
te John, merchant 12 s. Water k 140 s. 2d
te John, grocer 19 noith Eiy;hth
te John, sl.o-maker 73 south T/ ater
te John, labourer 6 Little H ater
te Jonathan, carpenter 271 noith Third
te Joseph, combraaker 87 north Second
te Joseph, hardware merchant 599 High
te Joseph, clock 8c watchmaker 3 Callowhill
te Joseph, teacher ]fyS north Fifth
te Josiah, wire worker 172 Mulberry
te Lewis, confectioner cor. Callowhiil k Juli-
anna
te Mary, tayloress 274 north Th'rd
te Mrs. bocirdinghouse 35 3 High
te Margaret, vii:tualler 294 north Eightli
te Robert, carpenter 135 south Eighth "■
te Robert, laljourer Taper alley
te Samuel, shoemaker Oak above Coats' st.
te Samuel, shoemaker Frankford above QuecTi
te Samuel, carpenter 74 Budd
te Samuel, manner back 387 south Front
te Samuel, labourer 103 Christian
te Solomon, carpenter Wag'om's court
te Thile, harnessmaker Sassafras alley
te Thomas, printer 9 Lombard
te Thomas, boardinghouse 79 south Fifth
te Thomas, storekeeper 284 north Second
te Thomas, smith 104 Filbert
te Thomas, storekeeper 380 north Second
te Thomas, teacher 369 N, Front & 81 Coats'
te Thomas, labourer High n. Perm Bridge
te Tho. H. merchant 286 High & 89 /^Falnut
te widow of Richard, 63 south Eleventh
te ff'^iHiam, tallowchandler 240 north Thir<!
te William, gentleman 204 north Sixfh
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WHI— WHI
White William, storekeeper 6 south Sixth
W^hite i^riHiam, victualler Mulberry alley
White William, victualler Buttomvood above Sixth
White rev. Wm. d. d. commissioner of loans, 110
north Front
White rev. Wm- d. d. bishop of the Episcopal
chufch 89 Wslnut
Whitebread widow of Charles, shipwright 71
Christian
Whitebread William, shipwright 71 Christian
Whitecar Eliz. & Rachel^ widows 120 Cedar
Whitecar Joseph, grocer 15 Callowhill
Whitecar Thomas, 91 & 93 s. 2d and 1 1 Norris*s
alley [see Whittaker
Whiteford Robert, mariner 369 south Front
Whitehead David, shoemaker Federal above 2d
Whitehead Elizabeth, widow 166 Swanson
Whitehead James, merchant 27 Vine
Whitehead John, tobacconist 499 north Third
Whitehead John, merchant 23 Vine
Whitehead John Sc James, merchants 222 N. 2d
Whitehead widow of Richard, 62 Vine
Whitehead Robert, scrivener 72 Vine
Whitely Elizabeth, cor. of Sassafras Sc Thirteenth
Whiteman Casper, porter PFalnut above Tenth
\jsee Witman
Whiteman Charles, drayman 284 north Eighth
Whiteman David, carter corner Third & George
Whiteman Elizabeth, seamstress Swedes alley ^
Whiteman Henry, tavern and stablekeeper mar^
ble street back 358 High
Whitem^an JCfhn, shallopman Bakers alley
Whiteman Jactob, late storekeeper 32 Ann (N. L.)
Whiteman John, cutnailer Margaretta near. 2d
Vv^hiteman John, carter V^ine n. sch. Eighth
Whiteman Joseph, mariner back 17 Budd
Whiteman Mary, 28 German
Whiteman Michael, accomptant 49 WooA
Whiteman Peter, carter Laurence cor. Callowhii!
Whiteman widow of John,taylor 19 Carter's alley
Whiteman Thomas, harnessmaker 17 Sassafras
alley
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rrhiteman Windel, tanner cor. 5(1 & George
IVhitcncr John, carter 123 Brown
rf'hitener Margaret, widow 274 north Third
frhitesides Alexander, plaisterer Callowbill n. 5lli
rrhttesides Tf m. accomptant 193 Spruce
/rhiting Nathaniel, liquor store 77 N. H atct
Jr hitlick Joseph, oysterman 70 Catharine
H'hitlow Catharine, boardinghouse Drinkers alley
rr hitman Nathan, grocer 134 north 7/ater
rrhitney Lebius, cabinetmaker 199 Race
7f^hitney Ihomas, mathematical instrument mti-
ker north Sixth above mill pond
rrhitney Thomas J. combmaker 96 north 3d
^rhilfill Catharine, huckster 4 near George
i'^^hitsel Conrad, labourer 375 north Fourth
n'hittaker John, 13 Knight's court
JThittendale Robert, cordwainer 224 south 2d
7/Tiittle widow of Robert, merchant 15 s. 2d
^Fiatt Ann, widow teacher 143 Coats
IViatt John, bookbinder 365 north Third
n'iatt Solomon, bookseller, 5cc. 368 north 2d
fFible Jesse, wharf builder Beach near Maiden
TVih]e IMartin, smith Beach above high bridge
JFichel Samuel, carter 167 north Sixth
H'^ickersham Amos, distiller 278 Arch cor. 10th
^Fickersham John, 9 s. Wharves and 51 Filbert
Fickersham Thomas, merchant 16 s. Second
rickes Benjamin, sea captain 210 south Second
[^see fVeeka.
^rickes Joshua, nailer 58 New Market
^Fickham widow of James, taylor 188 N. Water
& 193 N. Front
/^'ickham M. T. inspector of arms, U. S. Arsenal
7/ irk ward Thomas, shallopm.an 27 Noble
7Fiddifield George, carpenter 106 St. John
n'iddifield James, carpenter N. E. cor. 5th and
Cedar
/Fiddifield JFilliam, ironmonger 42 N. Third &
38 Mulberry
rFiddifield JFilliam, gentleman 37 Key's alley
JFiddows Peter, teacher 77 north Front
f Fidmin John, victualler Coats near Sixth
IF idtfiey Joha, brickmaker Vine near Broad
JFiedersum John, stonecutter 67 north Tenth
/Fie^and Conrad, smith 340 Sassafras
/rieker Jacob, coachman Presbyterian court
/i'iessell Eliza, tea store 147 south Third
0'iessel1 Frederick, merchant 183 south Seventh
//''i>^gins BeBJamin, shoemaker 444 north Front
i/'i<^gin9 Samuel, carter Hudson's lane n. Pas»y-
unk
/-/^iggins Thomas, deputy sheriff 274 south 4th
J^rigg-Iesworth William, toy warehouse 3 south 2d
J^right Thomas, boot and shoemakw 275 & 2gf6
north Third [sf f White ^ Vgi^.tt
/rigmore Joseph A. china store 72 TflalDlit
irikoff Henry, gentleman 44 Pine
?rikoff Isaac, gentleman 34 Sansom
?rikoff Isaac Cox, merchant 9 south Wat^i^ and
34 Sansom
frikoff Jacob C. druggist 35 High
W^^ikoff Mrs. shopkeeper 94 Vine
^Fikoff Peter, glass manufacturer 34 Sansom sfr
fTilbank John, bras^ founder 46 north Seventh
f^^ilborn John, collector 14 Bryan's alley
W^ilcocks Benjamin C. merchant south east comet
Walnut and Eighth (York Building)
JTilcocks Edward, taylor 26 Strawberry ^
W^ilcocks John, mariner Fuller's alley
Wilcocks Richard H. merchant 61 south ^FatelJP
and 168 Chesnut
JFilcocks Samuel, attorney at law 154 Walnut
^rilcox Charles, supercargo 1 0th below George
_^'ilcox Samuel, merchant 40 north Fifth
fTiia Frederick, baker 277 south Fourth
^Filden Lambert, mate 12 Elfreth's alley
J^rilds Joseph, merchant taylor 98 south Second
W ildey and Kensil, shipjo'mers 177 north Water
/f'ildey Richard, shipjoiner Emlen's court
Wilding Johnson, fisherman Queen near Palmer
ff ile Barbary, washerwoman 141 north Fifth
fFile Conrad, brewer Carpenter street &; 24 south
Sixth
W\\v. Conrad^ shoemaker 47 north Foujth
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rr lie Mrs. nurse 33 north Fifth
IVilcr John, baker 262 south Fifth
H'ilcb Rebecca, widow nurse 33 north Fifth
//'iiey Ann, widow 25 Green
/riley Benjamin, carpenter 266 Sassafras
[•see IVylie
jriley Benjamin, shoemaker Lee's court
ZFiley Catharine, bookfolder back 22 Strawberrjr
n'ileyE. plaisterer Laurel near Budd
rriley James, shoema^-er 443 north Second
miey John, ostler 15 Gray's alley
/f iley John, -shoemaker Frankford road n. Queen
Ji iley Jonathan, bottler corner Cherry and 13th
rriley Nathaniel, attendant to the several courts
of justice 118 north Fifth
IF iley Robert, grocer 147 south Eleventh
n'iley widow, seamstress 26tCox's alley
n'iley jrilliam, (grocer 290 north'Second
fFilkey Mrs. widow Lawrence street near Vine
Jrilkey n'illianij taylor 84 north Sixth
JFilkins Benjamin W. coachmakcr 466 north 3d
jrilkins Caleb, taylor 62 Chesnut
t mi kins George, oysterman Mulberry n. Bi*oad
/rilkins Mrs. of Samuel, 53 north Eighth
mi v.inson Abner, taylor 1 19 south Water
JFilkinson Christopher* carpenter 293 Mulberry
rrilRinson John, shoemaker 36 Coat's
jrilkinson William^ taylor 24 Crown
frill Charles, victualler Buttonwood above Eighth
rrill Elizabeth, victualler 285 north Eighth
IV iW George, combmaker Fourth n. Poplar lane
II ill Isaac, carpenter Poplar near Fourth
JFill William, carpenter Fourth near Poplar lane
J/'illard A. smith James street
r/'illard Benjamin, stone mason ISIulberry hear
sch. Front
//'illard George, constable 145 Locust above 10th
/T'illard Parr, shoemaker back 1 1 1 north Fifth'
* i/' illday Mrs of Obadiah, carpenter 186 Cherry
W^'illey Elizabeth, Vine near sch Front
fFilley Jamts W bookbinder 4 Sassafras
rrlllgus John B. carpenter next 72 Plum streft
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I^Killianis Aaron, 12 st. Mary
fFillianis Alexander, Jeweller &;c. 203 Chesiiiit
Williams Ann, cook Pine alley
miliams Archibald B. mariner Pine alley
t Frilliams Benjamin, porter Spruce above Eighth
t^riiliams Ben. brickmoulder George n. sch 4th
WWiams k Badlun, tallowchandlers 28 Stamper's
alley
J^rilliams Benjamin, currier 245 north Third
t Williams Charles, gardener Blackberry alley
W illiams Charles, sea captain 44 Almond
Williams widow of Charles, labourer 43 Artiller-y
lane
W^ illiams David, watchman back 67 north Tenth
/F illiams Dennis, labourer 478 north Third
rr illiams David, labourer Shackamaxon
Williams Mrs. of David, Biddies alley
7F illiams Elijah D. sea captain 129 Vine
n' illiams Elizabeth, widow Beach near Maiden
Williams George, merchant 60 Mulberry
t Williams George, carpenter 12 Locust
j Williams George, labouuer back 300 Vine
Williams G&orgeS. labourer John near Wood
Williams James, merchant 164 Arch & 105 HigV^
Williams James, tobacconist 184 Cedar
7 Williams Henry, labourer Fine near Juniper
Williams Janies, fruiterer 64 High
Williams Tames, carpenter 198 Pine
" Williams James, boardinghouse 22 Hurst
Williams Jencks, combmaker 1 1 1 Brown
Williams Jeremiah, carter 482 south Second
Williams Jesse, late lumber merchant 2 1 1 Spruce
Williams Jesse, grocer 203 Sassafras
JTilliams John, smith 415 south Front
Williams John, carter back 1 10 Catharine
Williams John, sea captain 87 south Second
Williams John, shoemaker 286 south Fourth
Williams John, carpenter Duncan's c©urt
Williams John, victualler back 43 Charlotte
WiUiams John, rigger back 1 10 Catharine
J^^illiams ^ohn, labourer Shackamaxon
fT illiams John, mate Cherry above Fourth
VVIL— Wli.
Williams John, labourer Mulberry n. sch. Third
W'illiams John A. merchant 40 south Second
fWilliams John, vvoodsawyer 4 below Christian
- Williams Mrs. of John, cor. l,ambard Sc Eightli
Williams John W, Beckleys Wharf 8c Wallace's
court
Williams Jonathan G. merchant 14 s. Front
Williams Joseph, mahot^awy merchant 205 Spruce
Williams Joseph, Hamilton Ullage
Williams Lemuel, cordwainer 160 soufh Front
1 Williams Levin, woodsawyer Shipptn above 7th
Williams Moses, fruiterer 1 Quarry
t Williams Moses, profile cutter, 10 sterling alley
|Williams Mark, oysterman 73 Dock
fWilliams Mark, oysterman 79 Plum
t Williams Peter, woodsawyer Rose street
Williams Reed, mercht 9 N. Trater &c 205 Spruce
Williams Richard, taylor Coxe's alley
Williams Richard, mariner 12 Little German
Williams Robert, plaisterer 137 south Sixth
fi^illiams S. & M. shopkeepers S5 south Secend
tWilliams Sampson, carter Juniper near Vine
fWilliams Saturday, woodsawyer 285 Vine
Williams Samuel, currier 267 north Third
Williams Samuel, currier 247 N. 3d 8c 75 Race
Williams Samuel, lumber merchant 219 Jf^alnut
Williams S. & J. mahogany yard Chesnut above
Tenth
Williams 8c Seckel, merchants 9 north crater
Williams Samuel H. tinplateworker 236 High
Williams Theophilus, truss hoop maker 4th neaf
George
Williams Thomas, painter 8cc 109 south Fifth
Williams Thomas, shoemaker 20 Brown
Williams Thomas 8c Benjamin, tanners 8c curriees
45 1 north Front
WilliaiBs Thomas 8c Son, cabinetmakers 75 8c 75
Sassafras
Williams 8c Thomas, curriers 245 north Third
Williams widow of Thomas, mariner 18 Duke
Williams William, labourer sch. 2d near VilTe
Williams William, mariner 49 Gaskill
WIL-~WIL
W'^illiams JV. teacher 64 south Fourth
rrilliams /^Fillicmi, soapboiler 28 Stampers alley
Williams William, marble chimney piece factory
and stonecutter 155 southTenth
rf'illiams /f'illiam D. sea captain 381 south Front
W^illiams miliam J. carpet wharehouse 93 south
Third and 78 Union
J^niliamson Renjan;in, merchant 95 Pine
rrilliamson Benjamin, 63 High and 95 Pine
rFilliamson D. and B. merchants 63 High
Jf'illiamson George A. mariner 44 Mead alley
J^illiamson Jesse, carpenter 24 German
rrilliamson John, soapboiler corner W^ood and
Ann (N. L.)
rrilliamson Joseph, grazier 349 south Second
/r'^illiamson Michael, 67 north Third
rr'illiamson Robert, sea captain 18 Pine
Jrilliamson Samuel, gold and silversmith 118 S.
Front
J^illiamson Thomas, smith Vine near Thirteenth
fJTilliamson widow of W. sailmaker 4 Sassafras
and 130 north Front
rrilliamson William, sea captain 10 Plum
frilliamtrout William and Jeremiah, Buttonwood
above C'harles'
rrillig George, musical magazine 24 south 4th
W'^illin Abraham, shallopman Oak below Noble
rFillings and Francis, merchants 21:Penn
Whining George, merchant 64 Pine
Joining Richard, merchant 89 Pine
miling Thomas, gentleman 100 south Third
^Filling Thomas M. merchant 105 south Third
frilling William S. merchant 77 south Sixth
frillingsport William, labourer 18 Little Water
W^illink J. gentleman corner Eighth Sc Sansom
IVillh E. oysterman Beach near Penn
^Fillis Elizabeth, widow Cresson's alley
W'^illiS John, shoevender Hudson's alley
fTilhs John, accomptant 35 Sassafras
WilWs John, bricklayer 6rnorth Tenth
JPTillis Jonathan, flour merchant 49 Arch
JFillis Joshua, F. shoemaker 526 north Third
WIL— WIL
Willis Musgrove, turner 10 Cherry and Richard-
son's court
rnilis Susannah 8c Lydia shopkeepers 276 south
Front
Willis William, shoemaker 351 north Second
Willisana Yardley, merchants 21 south wharves
and 3 1 south water
Wills David, tobacconist Tear's court
Wills James and Son, grocers 84 Chesnut
Wilmans Augustus, milliner 1 1 south Fourtl>
Wilmans Sc Brandt 13 south Front
Wilmer Henry, tavt-rnkceper 30 north Fifth
Wilmer 8c Boyd tallowchandlers 5th above Noble'
Wilmer James, merchant 26 north Front
Wilmer John, accomptant 1 13 north Fifth
Wilmer John, accomptant Taper alley
Wilmer Lambart, accomptant 120 north F'ourth
fWilshire Henry, mariner, Apollo near Gaskill
Wilson , tobacconist 114 north 'Sixth
Wilson Alex, commission merchant 50 W^alnut
Wilson Ann, shopkeeper 64 Sassafras
Wilson Benjamin, fur merchant 4 south Fifth
Wilson 8c Champion, storekeepers 43 north 2^
Wilson Charles, rigger 44 Coats*
Wilson Charles, carpenter Prosperous alley
Wilson David, sea captain 124 st John's
Wilson David, carpenter 1 8 Budd
f Wilson Duvid, oysterman 252 north Front
Wilson Edward, merchant 10 south Fourth dwell*
ing 3 Church alley
Wilson Enoch, capt. of Chester Packet 12 Swan-
son
Wilson Elizabeth, widow Mulberry near sch. 4th ^
Wilson George, cooper Callowhill above Tenth
\Vilson George, carpenter Green above Fourth
Wilson George S. merchant 40 north W^ater and
223 south Front
W^ilson George, grocer 10 Fayette
Wilson George, hatter corner Front and Sassafras
Wilson Henry, sea captain 273 south Front
Wilson Hugh, stonemason High between sch. 5th
&; Sixth
WIL—WIL
Wilson Hugh, briclvlayer Chesnut near sch. 2d
Wilson rev. James P. j^astor of the first Presbyte-
rian church 24 Sansom
Wlison James, taylor corner Water and Arch k
corner Water and Race and 18 noith Third
Wilson James, printer Spruce corner Tenth
Wilson James, shi[7carpenter 27 Callowhill
Wilson James, merchant corner Sassafras and 8th
f Wilson James, oyslerman 120 High
tWilson James, oysterman 129 Cherry
fWilson James, tinware vender 205 Shippen
Wilson Jesse, labourer 406 north Third
Wilson Joel W. accomptant 10 Hinckles courj;
Wilson John, carter 31 Crown
Wilson John, carter 33 Cresson's alley
"Wilson John, printer and grocer Cedar above 7th
Wilson John, labourer W^alker's court
Wilson J. S. sea captain Sc storekeeper 251 south
Second
Wilson John B. merchant 43 north Second
Wilson John, nailor next 28 Plum
Wilson John, stonecutter 14 south Tenth
Wilson John, tavernkeeper 193 Chesnut
Wilson John, painter shackamaxon
Wilson John, cabinetmaker 124 south Sixth
Wilson John, soapboiler Brewer's alley near O'd
Wilson John, merchant 27 north Third
Wilson J. H. &Co. merchants 32 Walnut
Wilson Joseph, taylor Seventh below Cedar
Wilson Joseph, drayman 45 1 north Front
Wilson MarL,^aret, widow 10 Latitia court
Wilson Martha, widow 92 north Water
Wilson Mary, widow M'CuUough's court
Wilson Mary, spinster 5 Little German
Wilson Matthew, carter corner Laurel and Budd
Wilson Mrs. of Andrew, back 51 Mead alley
Wilson Mrs. boardinghouse 298 High
Wilson Peter, mariner Rachel street
Wilson Richard, shipwright 488 south Second
Wilson Robert S. blacksmith back 34 Green
Wilson Robert, sea captain 187 Pine
\yilson Robert, tobacconist 173 north SeconeJ
wir,— wiM
Wilson Robert, baker 13th near Cedar
Wilson Samuel, printer Rose alley {C)
tWiison Samuel, labourer Apple
Wilson Samuel, labourer Oak (M. L.)
Wilson Samuel, carter 42 Old York
Wilson Samuel I., storekeeper 43 north Second
fWilson Samuel, physician 34 Budd
Wilson Sarah, widow 20 Green
Wilson Silas, innkeeper 337 N. Front
Wilson Thomas, tanner Penn near Maiden
Wilson Thomas, sea captain 16 Argyle
Wilson Thomas, stonecutter 24 soutli Tenth
Wilson Thomas, coachpaintcr Library and Ills.
Fifth
Wilson Thomas, deputy collector 9 Franklin Row
Sc 6 Chester
Wilson Thomas, Mariner back 335 south Front
t Wilson Thomas, woodsawyer Swedes alley
Wilson William, stationer 3 ! N. Second
Wilson WilHara, cabinetmaker 338 N. 2d and 78
Vine
Wilson William, grocer 56 New
Wilson William, cooper 4 Penn
Wilson William, carpenter 6 1 8c 9 I Budd
Wilson William, carter Queen n. Marlborough
Wilson Wm. upholsterer 8c paperhanger N. W.
cor. Fourth S:. Queen
Wilstach G. B. late ironmonp:er 210 north 2d
Wilstach Fiannah, storekeeper 190 N. Second
Wilstach John A. coppersmith !74 N. 2d cor. Vine
Wilt Abraham, gentleman 5 5 Sassafras
Wilt A. carter 88 Budd
Wiltherger Christian, gold 8c silversmith 13 N. 2d
Wiltberger George, luml)er merchant 462 N. 2d
Wiltherger Isaac, merchant 281 High
Wiltberger Peter 8c Son, merchants 281
Wiltberger Wm. hardware merchant 195 Hit^h
Wiman George, watchman Gerniantown R. near
Second
Wimer George, carter 274 s. 3d \j^ce U'ymer
Wimer Joseph, plaisterer 277 s Fifth
Wimer Rosina, widow 301 s. Fourih
WIM— wik
Winiley Joho, sen, carpenter Brewer s> alley n, 4th
Wimley Mrs. of John, 9 Tammany
Wimley William, labourer Mulberry
Wineberg Jones, mate 3 Sassafras alley
Winemore Andrew, cabinetmaker Mnc n. sch.
Winard Elizabeth, widow 62 Coates' st.
Wine Jacob, labourer Oak n. Coates' st.
Wing Frederick, baker 70 Spruce
W^ing Jacob, sea captain 70 Spruce
Winn Jacob, watchman Rose alley n. Brown
Winn Peter, constable 20 Bank
Winn Thomas, mate 122 Swanson
Winnemore Philip, sea captain 244 s. Seventk
Winnemore Jacob, corder corner Swanson anfi
Catharine
Winnemore widow of Philip, enquire 140 s, 4th
V/inner Abner, carter 331 north 3d
Winner Amos, tanner 2d above Otter
Winner Andrew, labourer back 41 Prime
Whinner Andrew, cooper 280 s. 5d
AVinner Catharine, widow back 393 s. 2d
Winner Jacob, swordmaker corner Sch. 4lh and
Chesnut
Winner James, gunsmith 104 Walnut
Winner Joseph, mariner 461 N. Sd
Wlnslow widow of Elijah sea capt. 22 Callowhili
Wintable A. gunsmith 437 north Third
Winter A. victualler 189 Callowhili above Fifth
Winter Garret, carter Oak above Coats*
Winter Joseph and William, tailors 345 Arch
Winter Peter, cotFee mill maker Julianna above
Callowhili
Winter Peter, oysterman 84 Swanson
Winter Richard, boarding house 127 south Third
Winter Thomas, coachpainter Cedar near Twelfth
Wire J. late Windsor chairmaker Germantown
AVires Elizabeth, v/idow Hopkins' court
Wirtz Christian, gentleman 446 north Third
\_(iee Wurtzs,
Wirtz Maria, boardinghouse 38 south Fourth
Wirtz M. baker Frankford road near Queen
Wisdom John, grocer 195 south Sixth
WIS-.WOC
Wise Ann, widow 32 Sassafras alley
Wise Catharine, cake baker blackhorse alky
Wise Philip, baker 165 Vine
Wise Mr*, widow back 277 south Fifth
Wiseman Catharine, 39 Sansom [^see Weisman.
Wiseman Samuel, shoemaker 155 Cherry
Wiseman John, ropemaker Prime below Second
Wiseman Mrs. widow 9 Tammany
Wisener John, mariner back 385 south Tront
VViscr John, baker Ninth above Race
Wisham Sophia, fortune teller 123 north Sixth
Wison Archibald, labourer Filbert near Tenth
Wissenger Melchior, wireworker 79 north Front
Wissenger widow of Michael, 79 north Front
Wistar Caspar, m. d. professor of anatomy in the
University of Pennsylvania cor. Prune & 4th
Wistar Caspar jun. m. d. corner Prune 8c Fourth
^istar John, merchant 143 High
Wistar Richard, jun. merchant 1 17 High
Wistar Richard, merchant 1 10 Chcsnut
Wistar Thomas, gentleman 379 High
Wister Chas. I. merchant 9 s. 9th and 143 High
Wister John & Charles I. merchants 143 High
Wister Peter, wheelwright 2d n. Germantown R.
Wistar Sarah, gentlewoman 108 Chesnut
Witham Wm. mariner 23 Catharine
Witherstine Richard, labourer 23 Charlotte
Withey Calvin, grocer 148 Brown
Withy Samuel, combmaker Rose alley n. Tam-
many
Witman George, brickmaker 47 JKood
Witman widow of Samuel, 96 N. Fourth
[.9ee Whitepian
Witmer Henry, plaisterer 21 N. Ninth
Witmer Henry, jr. tavernkeeper 30 N. Fifth
Witten Jacob, harnessmaker Shippen*s lane
Wittenberg Francis, accoroptant 352 s. Second
Wogan Christopher, curry -combmaker 168 Ship-
pen
Woglom Abraham, bricklayer 39 Sassafras
VVog-lom Edward, bricklayer 39 Race
Woglom Jane, wido^v of Peter, 20 Sassafra<
liii
WOL—WOO
Wolbert widow of Charles, 93 St. John's
•f [^see Woljiert
Wolbert Frederick, Justice of the Peace 354 N=
Second
Wolbert widow of Thomas, 1 7 Tammany
Woldren John, bleeder Cedar above 7th
Wolfe Abraham, shoemaker 441 north Third
Wolff Abraham, black lead pencil manufac. 9J
New
Wolfe David, shipjoiner Taper alley
Wolf Jacob, baker 548 N. Third
Wolfe Jacob, carter corner 13th and Sassafras
Wolfe John, carter Miller's court (N. L.)
Wolf Jacob, ostler 28 Poplar lane
Wolfe Lewis, Dentist 5 N. Sixth
Wolf Sarah, tayloress 413s. Second
Wolfe widow of Andrew, shoemaker 429 N. 2d
Wolfe WiUiam, baker 267 s. Second
Wolfe , yeoman corner Buck road and Long
, lane
Wolferton Robert, stonecutter. Locust above 12th
Wolford Peter, plaisterer llth above Arch
Woilard Martin, mariner 411 south Front
Wolmer David, tea#her 83 Coats
Womley William, 291 Arch
Wolpert David, victualler Lawrence n. Vine
Wolpert Mrs. victualler 245 Vine [see Wolbert.
Wolpert Frederick, victualler 245 Vine
Wonderly John, victualler 177 Cherry
Wonderly John, labourer Rose alley n. Coats and
124 Callowhill
Wonderly Samuel, grocer cor. 2d and Shippen
Wonderly Wm. victualler 102 N. Eighth
Wood Adna, hatter 3 Clawges' court
Wood Barbara, widow 159 N. Front [see Woods
Wood Benjamin, merchant 80 Vine
Wood Catharine, widow 8 north Second
Wood Clements, surveyor 247 St. John's
Wood David C. merchant 47 north Water
Wood George, carpenter 90 Gaskill
Wood Hannah, seamstress 13 north Fifth
Wflod Henry, taylor 30 Gilles' alley
woo— woo
Wood John S. attorney at law 43 north Sixth
Wood Isaac, shipwright 23 Callowhill
Wood Joseph, miniature painter 167 Walnut
Wood James, boatbiiilder 8 Budd
Woods James, mariner Goddard's alley-
Wood James, merchant corner Chesnut Sc Front
Wood Jamtrs, and Thomas, storekeeper's 8 N. 2d
Wood James C. merchant taylor 92 Sassafras
Wood John, sea captain & grocer corner Sixth 8c
and Fitzwater
Wood John, wheelwright Frankford road near
Queen
Wood Jonathan, late corder 19 Wagner*s alley
Wood Jonathan, corder Oak near Coats'
tWood Joseph, labourer Eleventh near Lombard
Wood Margaret, grocer 54 Cedar
Wood Obudiah, taylor 26 Crown
Wood Peter, corder Oak near Coats'
Wood Robert, mate 96 Catharine
Wood Stephen T. shoemaker 107 Coats'
Wood Thomas, lace and fringe weaver 65 Chesnut
Wood Thomas, parchment maker 91 south Fifth
Wood widow, seamstress 20 Union alley
Wood widow of M. B. Rose alley near Gi^en
Wood William, merchant 65 High
Wood William, ostler mint court
Wood VV'illiara, bricklayer Frankford road near
Queen
Wood iWlliam, B. manager of New Theatre 12.'
south Ninth
Wood widow of William mariner 1 1 Penn
Wood William, morocco dresser 91 south Fifth
Wood^vidow of Wm. plaisterer 1 1 Willings alley
Wood William, millwright 39 Brown
Wood Zachariah, sea captain 294 south Front
Woods Daniel, stablekeeper back 26 north Third
and 245 High
Woods Hannah, gentlewoman 151 south Third
Woods John, mariner 50 Catharine
Woods and Montelius, merchants 277 High
\s€e Wood,
Woods Sarah, boarding house 123 south Ninth
woo— woo
Woods Wiltiam, merchant 10 north Eighth
Woodbridge Rev. William, teacher 206 Walnjlt
tWoodby Benjamin, boatman 384 south Front
Woodhouse John, chandler Elizabeth
Woodhouse William, booksclkr and stationer 6
south P'ront
Woodman Ann, widow comer Broad and Vine
Woodman George, carter back 24 Elizabeth
Woodman Joseph, sea captain 33 Almond
Woodman William, accomptant 8 Cypress alley
Woodrick Mrs. shopkeeper, 28 6 Race
Woodruff Abraham, nailer 129 Budd
Woodruff Archibald, merchant 23 north Eighth
Woodruff David, tavemkccpcr 25 2 north Front
Woodruff Hampton, tavernkeeper and hairdres&Cr
137 north Front corner Sassafras
Woodsides John A. sign painter See* back 115
Mulberry
Woodward Ann, shopkeeper 202 Lombard
Woodward Charles, accomptant 162 north Fifth
t Woodward Isaac, woodsawyer Filbert near 12th
Woodward James S. grocer S. W. corner Second
and Arch
Woodward John, shipwright Frankford road cor^
ner Otter
Woodward W. W. printer bookseller & stationei:
S. W. corner Second and Chesnut
Wooldbridge Robert, oak cooper Elmslies alley
Woolfall IVIrs. widow 416 south Second
Woollens Joseph, m. d. 308 north Third
WoolleyG. lumber merchant 168 north Fourth
Woolly Elizabeth, midwife 38 Apple Tree alley
Woolley Samuel, bricklayer Noble above Fifth and
first door above Noble
Woolley William, shoemaker Marlborough near
West
Woolley Stephen, labourer 1 1 1 Swanson
Woolman Charles, bricklayer Sec. Mechanic st.
Woolman John, ostler back 126 Eiglith
Wooiston Benjamin, carpenter 5 Strawberry anil
49 Duke
Woolverston John, blacksmith 454 north Third
VVOR— WUI
Work Samuel, carpenter 277 s. Third
Workman John, lumber merchant 314 s. Front,
yards cor. Spruce and Front and 67 Swanson
Worley Francis, merchant 190 High
Worman John, sail boiler 78 north Fourth
Worman Samuel, merchant 123 north 3d
tWormley Ralph, pcpperpot maker Garden st.
Worn Philip: bookbinder 161 north Third
Worrall George, hardware store 26 and 90 N. 2d
Worrell Benjamin M. mate 84 Cedar
Worrell Benjamin M. lumber merchant Frankford
Worrell E. & J. mantuamakers 163 Chesnut
Worrell George, cedar cooper 155 north Third
Worrell &c Jennings, merchants 139^ High
Worrell John, shoemaker Rose alley (N. L.)
Worrell Jonathan, late shoemaker 93 Mulberry
Worrell Joseph, shoemaker Filbert near 5lh
Worrell Joseph, shoemaker back 329 N. Third
W^orrell Joseph, carpenter 56 s. Sixth
Worrell Lewis, potter back 42 Ann (N. L.)
W^orrell Matthew, cooper 363 north 2d
Worrel Philip, cedar cooper 222 Vine
Worrell Thon.as, sto.eUeeper 21 north 2d
W^orrell William, merchant 139^ High and 7 Lit-
tle Geor;^e
Worlh David, merchant 21 N. Front
Worth JaiDes, merchant 280 north 2d
Worth Jonathan, merchant 38 south Wharves and
26 north 3th
tWorthy Fi ancis, shoemaker 272 s. Fifth
Worwick John, drayman 45 Cable lane
[.9ee Warnuick
Wotherspoon Thomas, gentleman 127 s. Ninth
Wray Andrew, storekeeper 425 north Second and
grocer 322 N Front [see Ray and JRey
Wray Widow of Geovge A. 134 a. Fourth
Wray Wm. labourer Cherry n. sch. Seventh
W^ray Williiim, storekeeper 9 and 11 High
Wray Wiiliani, drayman, 42 Elder
Wright widow of Caleb, currier 63 Dock
Wright — — , shallapman 6'J Christian
Wright Benjamin, brushmaker 1 15 north 2^1
liii 2
WRI—WUR
Wright Charles, carpenter 24 Juliana,
Wright Davis, taylor 121 s. Water and So Penn
Wright Enoch, taylor 80 Mulberry
Wright Ellis, carpenter 22 Artillery lane
Wright Felix, plaisterer 23 Ann (N. L.)
Wright George G. cabinetraaiier 196 Pine
Wright Isaac, shoemaker and grocer 348 N. 2d
Wright J. shoemaker 176 St. John's
Wright Jane, widow 2 Franklin row
Wright Jarvis, carpenter 134 s. Ninth
Wright John, chymist 154 Lpmbard
Wright John, carter 105 German
Wright John E. carpenter 16 Fitzwalter
Wright John, labourer 283 N. Third
Wright John, accomptant Trotter's alley
Wright Joseph, carter 40 Green
Wright Joseph, merchant 95 High
Wright Mary, seamstress, 96 north Fifth
Wright R, widow, 10 Hoffman's alley
Wright Robert, carpenter Eleventh above Arch
Wright Samuel, carpenter Mulberry near 2d
Wright Sarah, 128 south Water
Wright Sarah, cor. Wright and Miller's alley
Wright Thomas, labourer Marlborough n. JBeach
Wright Thomas, carter cor. Tammany Sc Fourth
Wright widow of John, ladies shoemaker 242 s. 2d
Wright William, shoemaker Queen n. Cherry
Wright rf^illiam, mariner 31 German
Wright fKilliam, shoemaker 253 N. Second
Wrigley Francis, printing ink maker Tenth near
Lombard
Wrigley & Johnson, printing ink and lampblack
manufacturers corner Lombard and Tenth
Writer Jacob, grocer 2 and 4 Argyle
Wroth Elizabeth, widow 85 Christian
Wroth John, blacksmith back 31 Prime
Wunder Jacob, labourer cor. 3d & German. Road
Wunder George,jr. victualler German, road n. 3d
Wunder Geo. victualler Germantown road n. Pitt
Wunder Samuel, victualler 4th above George
Wunder ^illiana, filcmaker cop. 2d & Gerjuw!-
town road
\V YA— VAT
\\'virts Maurice &c ?rilliam, merchants 17! High
Wurts n^illiam, merchant 26 N. 7th [see TVirtz
Wyand Henry, baker 4th below Tammany
Wybert John, labourer German, road near 6th
WyHe rev. Samuel B. corner. Wahiut 8c Eleventh
Wylie Sarah, teacher 268 north Eighth
Wymer Samuel, tinplate worker 177 N. 5d
\^see Wiiner.
Wynkhouse Catharine, widow 18 Sterling alley
Wynkhouse John Y. 18 Sterling alley
Wynkoop Abraham, grocer 11 Spruce 8c 151s.
Water
Wynkoop Joseph, music master apply 151 south
Water
Wyi^op W. S. merchant 92 s. Wharves Sc 72
Union
Wythe Daniel, sign painter, &c. 24 N. Eighth
YARp Charlotte, widow 57 Tammany
Yard H. boardinghouse 107 south Ninth
Yard James, (F. G. C.) merchant 37 s Fourth
Yard widow of Jesse. Hanover near Queen
Yard John, cabinet and chairmaker 30 north 4th
Yard Pearson, printer 141 Green
tYard Shandy, fruiterer 38 south Fifth
jYard WTlliam, mariner 22 Gillis* alley
Yardley Richard, innkeeper 53 Vine
Yardley William, flour merchant 58 Arch
Yardsley James, sea captain 158 south Front
Yarmer GeorQ;e, shoemaker back 14 German
Yarnall Benjamin H. ironmonger 39 & 357 High
Yarnall Ellis, merchant 357 High
Tarnall Eli, currier N. 3d above George
Yarnall N. 8c B. H. hardware store 39 High
Yarnall J. teacher at Philadelphia Charity School
Yarnall John, 8c Co. storekeepers 23 N. Second
Yarnall Nathan, hardware store 39 High
Yarnall Phebe, storekeeper 23 north Second
Yates Abigail, nurse Petticoat altey
YEA—YOU
Yates Ann, widow 84 north Second
Yates William, carpenter 362 north Front
Yeagel William, labourer n. 123 north Fifth
Yeagely Conrad, carter back 437 north Third
Yeager Adam, cedar cooper 10 Knight's court
Yeager Benjamin, brushmaker 103 Race
Yeager Casper and John, smiths 1 0th above Race
[see Verier.
Yeager Casper, blacksmith 266 Race
Yeager Casper jun. combmaker 242 Race
Yeager George, shoemaker 126 New
Yeager John, shoemaker 103 Sassafras
Yeager Nicholas, labourer S. Juniper
Yeager Peter, bricklayer 1 Ith above Filbert
Yeager Robert, coachman 78 Race
Yeager William, tobacconist 3 Sugar alley
Feater Henry, shoemaker 3 1 3 south Third
Yeates Edman jun. coppersmith and tinsmith 1 6
Passyunk
Yeats Edmund, merchant 128 Cherry
Yenerick John, sugar boiler 17 Sterling alley
Yerger George, skin dresser Rugan street
[see Yeager
Yerger John, skindresser 284 north Front
Yerkes Silas, flour and feedstore 431 N. Second
Yetter Charles, carpenter 128 Brown
Yhost Ezekiel, blacksmith 83 Passyunk
[see Yofist.
Yohe George, High street coffee house 200 High
Yokem David, shoemaker 166 north Fifth
Yopst John* shoemaker 3 i 8 north Front
[see Yhost
Yoreous Frederick, musician 346 north Third
York Samuel, sea captain 40 Ciirifttian
Yorke Peter, sea captain 150 south i ront
Yorke Samuel, merchaHt 43 north Front and 146
Mulberry
fVorke Jonathan, late carter 38 George (S.)
Yorke Samuel, and James >)chott, merchants 43 N.
rront
fYorker George, shoeblack I'vuuT'iJan's court
Youckley John, shoemaker 2 OaK (N. L.)
YOU^YOU
Youckley Mary, widow 2 Oak (S.)
Youcum James, labourer 77 north Fifth.
Youmans James, shipwright Beach near MaidcB
Young A. tayior corner Poplar and st. John
Young Ann, widow 57 Brown
Young Benjamin, shipwright Hanover n. Queen
Young Mrs. of Benjamin, 55 Green
Young Catharine, washerwoman 44 Vine
Young Charles, 49 north Eighth
Young Chris, wheelwright Marlboroug:h n. QueeE
Young Christopher, weaver 5 Wagner's alley
Young^ Christopher, tavernkeeper High west of P.
Bridge
Young D. hairdresser 45 Cedar
Young Elixabeth, widow Sixth below Fitzwater
Young Elizabeth, nurse \ 5 i Green
Young and Falknier, ladies shoemaker 119 south
Second
Young Francis, tayior Fearis' court
Young Henry, gardener Johnson's lane
Young Henry, su^ar baker cor. Sixth and Green
Youilg -I^nry, gilder and carver 13 Powell
Young Isaac, bricklayer Lily alley
Young I srael, ladies shoemaker 1 1 9 south Seconcl
Young Jacob, laJ^ourer corner Christian and PasiS-
yunk
Young Jacob, smith shop back 87 south 6th dwel-
ling Green*s court
Young Jacob, carter 24 Charlotte
Young Jacob, painter and glazier 81 Callowhill
Young James, labourer Cedar n. Thirteenth
Young James, plumber George near Eighth
Young James, printer and storekeeper 239 s. 2d
Young James, gentleman 370 north Third
Young Jeremiah, mariner 312 s. 6th n. Fitzwater
Young John, grocer 224 s. 6th
Young John, stonecuttiir 57 Filbert
Foung John, Peltz lane n. Buck road
Vbung John G. accomptant Starr alley
Foung Joseph, smith I'rankford road n. Hanover
Foung Joseph, mealdealer cor. Brown and 4th
Toung Joseph, gardener Passyunk below Federal
YOU— ZE£
F©ung Lewis, cabinetmaker 259 s. Second
young Mary, widow 54 Vine
ybung Mrs. of David, mariner 31 New Market
Foung Mrs. widow, gr.ocer 87 N. Seventh
Foung Marks, blacksmith Bedford st. (M.)
Foung Mrs. of Nicholas, merchant 77 Vine
Koung Peter, tanner Noble below Fourth
Foung Rosina, widow 2S Sugar alley
Foung Samuel, fruiterer 185 north Second
Foung Mrs. of Samuel, sea captain 182 a. Front
Foung Samuel, merchant 15 Budd
Foung Sarah, storekeeper 34 s. Second
Foung Susannah, colourmaker Farmer's row
Foung Thomas, carpenter 34 s. Second
Foung Thomas, boot & shoemaker 202 s. Second
Foung Thomas, merchant 12^ s Ninth
Foung Thomas, labourer Marlborough n. Bedford
Foung widow of James, grocer 28 Penn
Foung widow of Peter, Noble n. Second
Foung widow, huckster 281 St John
Foung WilHam, carter sch. Eighth n. Vine
Foung William, broker Farmer's row f^ X
Foung William, boot and shoemaker 31 rTalBUt
Foung William, taylor and grocer 29 Passyunk
Foung William, inviter Marlboroi«;Xh n. Prince
Foung William, shopkeeper 54 Small
Fourhous Frederick, (blind man) 550 n. Third
Zamrens Anthony, shingledresser 297 N. Third
Zanes Isaac, wharf builder 527 south Front
Zane Isaac, labourer 18 Almond
Zanes Wilkins, mariner 21 Cedar
Zane Jesse S. balance weigher 62 N. Water and
1 1 7 north Front
Zane Sarah, gentlewoman 302 Chesnut
Zane WiUiam, carter Ohio street
Zantzinger Thomas B. attorney at law 174 Chesnut
Zargable Anthony, shoemaker Lawrence
Zargable Godfrey, shoemaker 306 CallowhiH
Zeblcy Benjamin, carpenter 36 Kunokel
ZEE— ZOL
Zeblcjr Jacob, high constable 26 north Sixth
Zebley Joseph P. carpenter corner Wood 8c Sixth
Zebley Rudolph, carter 468 Sassafras
Zeener S. labourer Buitonwood near Sixth
Zeelick John, stockingweaver Frankford road near
Shackamaxon
Zeiglcr Charles, labourer 238 north Front
[ace Zigler,
Zeilin Jacob, tavernkeeper 161 Chesnut
Zeiss Andrew, baker 244 Spruce
Zell Christopher, grocer 25 Sassafras alley
Zell Jacob, drover Lawrence street
Zeller Daniel, merchant 14 Branch [see Sellers.
Zeller Jacob, bookbinder 121 north Third
Zellers Jacob, corder at Arch street wharf
Zeller Mary, milliner 119 north Third
Zeller Philip, gentleman 115 Sassafras
Zenss Frances, nurse sch. 7th near Sassafras
Zentler Conrad, printer, office back 104 north. 2d
dwelling 174 N. Fifth
Zeslein Joseph, pastor of the Moravian church 74
Sassafras
Zigler Ann, midwife 74 New [see Staler
Zigler Jacob, collector of taxes 74 New
Zigler John E. drayman Ann Ji. Willow (N. L.)
Zigler Samuel, trader 125 Callowhill
Zi merman Sebastian, merchant 204 north Third
Zimmerman Adam, taylor 38 New
Zingraflf Peter, cabinetmaker 28 Sugar alley
iSoliickoffer Henry M. druggist 133 south Sixth
iL^cL«-
4f^
^^
A CORRECT LIST
or THE
RATES OF WAU DUTIES,
Pinnible bv Inn- on aU Qooda, IVures, and Merrlmnclite, hn.
ported into tin- United States of Amtricc, cf-nv the lunS
d(iy of June, 1812.
JSi^ote. That on all floods, wares, and merchandize, im-
ported from tlie Cape of (Jood Hope, or beyond the same,
if ad valorem articles, 20 i>er cent, to be added to the actu-
al cost tliereot; including' all chargxs, (commissions, out^
side packag'cs, and insurance, only excepted,) and 10 per
cent, if from any other foreij^ port, before the duties ar:5
calculated.
For OJirevs of thf. C-ufftcm-'i see " Port of P/n'lade'fjhiaV
:,,% See List of Free .■Jrtick'Sy' and Iteniavkny at the end of
this Table.
Ad \'aloreni Imported in
ARTICLES. or Americ. For'n
Specific. 1 ves.^tl.s. vess.
Arm.s, fire and sitle, not ollicr-
wise enumerated, or part^
thereof.
per ct. ad val.
12 ir
3r.4
Ale, Beer and Porter, in casks
or bottles.
[>er gallon.
15 ct.
18. io
On the ixjttks, if black g'lass
quai-t bottles.
per ^occ.
120 c.
138.6
Arlificial flower.s, feathers' and
other ornaments for wuPitn's
bead drcser^
jirrct. ad val.
>2i
3r.4
A mi i seed.
i!').
m
r>7A>
Almonds.
[)cr pound.
4 ct.
4.6.'
Anchors.
do.
J ct
^.4!>':
iifxs.s Cannon. ,
per ct. ad val
v: '
— Ii-on or bled Locks, Hin^:::e<r,
xr
APPENDIX.
Ad Yalorem
Imported in
ARTICLES. or
Americ.
For'n
Specific.
vessels.
A-ess.
Hoes, Anvils ancL Vices.
per ct. ad val.l'^/i
31.625
— • All other manufactures of
brass.
do.
.32i
3r.4
Balls and balsams, (See poAV-
ders, pa.stes, &.C.)
do-
32^
37.4
Bricks and Tiles.
do.
32^
37.4
Bonnets, Hats and Caps of every
kind. . ;
do.
cm
37.4
Boots.
per pair.
150 c.
173.25
Books, blank.
per ct, ad val.
2n
31.625
.Bottles, black glass quart.
per groce.
120
138.6
Buttons of every kind.
per ct. ad val.
32k
37.4
Buckles, shoe and knee.
do.
32i
37.4
Brushes. .
do.
m
31.625
Burgundy Wine.
per gallon.
90 ct.
103.95
Cannon of Brass.
per ct. ad val.
32^
37.4
Carriages, or p^u-ts of Carriages.
do.
42
48.95
Cards, playing.
per pack.
50 ct.
57 75
■ ■ Wool and Cotton.
per dozen.
100 c.
115.5
Cables and tan-ed Cordage.
per pound.
4 ct.
4.62
Cabinet Wares.
per ct. ad val.
32^
37A
Caps, Hats, and Bonnets of
every kind.
ditto.
32i
37A
Carpets and Carpeting.
ditto.
32i
37.4
Cartridge Paper.
ditto.
32^
37.4
Candles of Tallow.
per pound.
4 cts.
4.62
Do. of Wax or Spermaceti.
ditto.
12 ct.
13.80
Champaign Wine.
per gallon.
90 ct.
103.95
Capers. ~ .
per ct, ad val.
32^
37.4
Canes, Walking Sticks and
Whips.
ditto.
2n
31.625
Cambrics.
ditto.
27h
31.625
Cassia, Chinese.
per pound.
8 cts.
9.24
Cheese,
do.
14 ct.
16.17
China Ware.
per ct. ad val.
m
37.4
Cinnamon and Cloves.
per pound.
40 ct.
46.2
Chintzes and coloured Calicoes,
or Muslins, and all printed,
stained or coloui"ed goods or
,
manufactures, or, not being
printed, stained, or coloured,
of Cotton or of Linen, or of
both, or of which Cotton or
Linen is tlic muterial of chief
valuc.^ . . %
per ct. ad ml
2ri
31.6^5
APPENDIX.
lu
Ad \ ulorciu
Imported in
ARTICLES. ur
Anu'iic.
ror*u
SjK-cific
vessels.
vess.
Cocoa.
per pound.
4 cts.
4.62
Cliftcolate.
do.
6 cts.
6.93
Coi'dag-t.', taiTed.
do.
4 cts.
4.62
Do. ujitaiTcd.
do.
5 cts.
5.775
Comfits. . . .
per ct. ad val.
32h
57.4
Cosmetics.
do.
m
Coal.
per bushel.
10 ct.
11.55
Colours.
per ct. ad val
32h
37A
Copper Manufactures.
do.
32i
37.4
Cotil-e.
per pound.
10 ct.
11.55
Cotton
do.
6 cts.
6.93
Cetton or Linen Manirflictures,
or of both, or of wliich cotton
©r linen is the material of
chief value, whether printed.
stained, coloured, or other-
wise.
f)er ct. ad val.
27i
31.625
€lock.s and Watches, or parts of
either.
do.
32h
37.4
Coaches, Chariots, Phaetons,
Cliairs, Chaises, Solos, or
other caiTiages, or parts of
either.
do.
42i
48.95
Clothing-, ready made.
do.
27^
31.625
Cutlasses, or parts thereof.
do.
32h
37.4
Currants.
per pound.
4 cts.
4.62
Dates, ....
per ct. ad val.
32i
37.4
Dentnfice, Powders, Tinctures,
Preparations and composi-
tions for the Teeth or Gums.
do.
32h
37.4
Dishes, pewter.
per pound.
8 cts.
9.24
Dolls, dressed and undressed, or
parts thereof.
perct. ad val.
o2i
37.4
Drugs, Medicinal, except those
commonly used in dyeing-.
do.
32h
37.4
Earthen and Stone Wai'cs.
do.
32^
37.4
Essences. .
do.
32i
37 4
Fans, or parts thercof
do.
32 i
37.4
Fa) al Wine.
per gallon.
66 ct.
64.68
Feathers, and other ornaments
for women's head drosses.
per ct. ad val.
323
37.4
Fringes, commonly used by
upnolsterers, coachmakers ^
s.adlers.
do.
32i
37.1
Fig-s
per pound.
■k cts.
4-6.>
iv
APPEXCrs.
Ad Yaiorcm
Imported' ill
ARTICT.F.S. or
Americ.
For^l
Specific.
vessels.
vess.
Pisti, dried, foreign caught. per quiiitul, |
100 c.
115.5
JNTackarel.
per barrel.
320 c.
13^.6
Salmon.
do.
200 c.
231.
— — -All other pickled.
do.
80 ct.
92.4
Flowers, artificial.
per ct. ad val.
S2l
37.4
Ploor Cloths and Matts, or parts
of either.
do.
32^
37.4
Fruits of all kinds, except those
otherwise particularly enume-
rated.
do.
32^
37.4
Gliites, black quart bottles.
per groce.
120 c.
138.05
— '■ — Window, not above 8 by
10 inches.
per 100 sq. ft.
320 c.
369.6
Do. not above 10 by 12.
do.
350 c.
404^2•5
Bo. above 10 by 12.
do.
450 c.
519.75
y- all other Glass, and ma-
nufactures thereof.
per ct. ad val.
42^
48.95
Clauber Salts.
per cwt
400 c.
462.
Cfuuzes. ....
per ct. ad val.
27i
31.625
.Ginger. ... . '.
do.
32i
37.4
fJJrandolcs, or parts thereof
do.
42i
48.95
Gloves and Mittens, of everv
kind. . . . ■
do.
32i
o7A
Goidj Silver, and Plated Ware.
do.
32^
37.4..
Gold und Silver Lace.
do.
32i
37.4!
Goods, wares, and merchandize
imported directly from China
or India, in ships or vessels
not o'l the United States, ex-
«ept Tea§^ China ware, and
all other articies liable to
higher rates of duties.
do.
29.
Goods, Wares, and Merchan-
dise, not herein otherwise par-
\
ticularly described and cnu-
Tnerated.
do.
27i
31.625
Glue.
per pound.
8 cts.
9.24
Gunpowder.
do.
8 cts.
9.24
Hangers, or parts tliei'eof
per ct. ad val.
32^
37.4
Hail" Powder.
per pound.
8 cts.
■J.2i
Hats, Caps, and Bonnets, of eve-
ry kind.
per ct. ad val.
32;
37.4
Hemp. ....
per cwt.
200 c.
231.
} Too]),, iron.
per pound.
2 cts.
2.31
Indigo, ....
do.
50 ct.
57.7a
APPEXDrX.
ARTICLES.
Ad Valorem
. or
Specific.
liiipurtcd in
Amer:c.
\ c\ssc;ls.
Fur'ii
VeaS.
per ct. ad val
do.
per pair.
per ct. lid val
do.
do.
do.
Iron, Steel, or IJruss Locks, Urn-
Ifcs, Hoes, Aiwils, and Vices, per ct. ad val.
Ii'on, hoop and olit. . [)er pound.
Slieet. . " . . do
-— — Castj-and ail Manufitoturcs
of Ii-on, Steel, or Brass, or of
which either of thcac nietuls
is the article of chief value,
not beuig- otherwise particu-
larly eninner;i.ted.
Jcwclry and Pasted ork.
Kid Slioos.
l^ace of C-Jold and Silver.
Laces and Lawns.
Laces, Lines, Fringes, Ta.sscls
and Trimmings, commonly
used I>v upljolsterers or coach-
makers and saddlers.
LampblacJc.
- Leather tanned and tawed, and
all manufactures of leather,
or of w hich leather is the ar-
ticle of ciiicf value, not other-
wise particularlv enumerated.
Lead and Musket Ball.
all manutltctures of Leafl,
or of which lead is the cliief
article.
— — Red and White.
Lcmoi^ and iJ^mes.
Lime Juice, foreign.
L.Mien or Cotton manufaciuros,
or of boUi, or of which cotton
or linen is the material ot
cliief value, whether printed,
stained, coloured, or other
Mise
Lisbon and Oporto Wines.
Looking Cilass.
Manufactr.rcs of Tin, Pewter,
aiid Copper, except pewter
plates and dishes.
— -— of Iron, Steel, or Brass, not
otherwise particuhu-ly enume-
rated. . . .' . <lo.
a2
27S
2 cts
J cts
m
321
3D ct
32 'v
J2h
2Zl
31.625
2.31 ■
per ct. ad val.p-j
per pound.
'lo.
do.
per ct. ad val
pr.csk. 6Ugal.
2 cts
2 cts
I cts.
32'.
100 c
per ct. ad val.
per gallon,
per ct. ad val
do.
271
60 ct.
124
]2\
U}
3r.4
37.'K
34.65.
■;r.4
31.625
37.4
>1.6^4i
37.4
.3'.31
2.51
4.62
37A
115.5
69.3
18.95
37.1,
3^4
n
APPENmx
ARTICLES.
Ad Yulovem
or
Specific.
iiiijiorttd in
i\jiieric. I For'n
vessels. vess".
Muimikc'rs of leather, not otiicr
particularly enumerated,
of Lead, not otherw ise par-
per ct. ad val
per pound.
ticularly enumerated
•* — ' of Cotton or Linen, or of
both, whether prhited, stain-
ed, colouredj or otherwise. per ct. ad val.
IMatts and Floor Cloths, or parts
of either. ... do.
Mult. . . . . per bushel.
JMarble, Slate, and other stone.
Bricks, Tiles, Tables, Mor-
tars, and other utensils of
marble or slate, and generally
all stone and eai'then ware. per ct. ad val.
jNIalag-a Wine. . . per g-allon
^lace. . . . per pound
?^Iackarel. . . . per barrel.
Medicinal Drugs, except those
commonly used in dyeing-. per ct. ad val.
Merchandize, Goods and Wares,
not herein otheru'ise particu- do.
lai-ly enumerated and describ-
ed.
Mittens and Glo\^s of every
kind
^Millinery, ready made.
Molasses.
Morocco Shoes,
Muskets and Firelocks, with or
with6ut bayonets, or parts of
eithtr.
Mustard in flour.
]^f uslins and Muslim;ts, whether
printed, stained, coloured, or
oiherwise
Nails.
32^
'2 cts
32h
20 ct.
do.
do,
per gallon.
per pair.
per ct ad val
Mo.
Nankeens.
Nutmegs.
Oranges.
Ornaments for wx)men's head-
dresses, . . • do.
Ochre, Yellow, dry. . per pound,
in oil. . Ido.
Omtments, Oils and Odour.s,
JPaatcsj 8<.c. . . . Ipcr ct, ad val.
no.
per pound,
per ct. ad val'
per pound,
per ct. ad val.
32i
56 ct
250 c.
120 c.
321
32^
10 ct.
30 ct,
.32*
32^
27i
37.4
2.31
31.625
37.4
23.1
37.4
64.63
288.75
138.6
37.4
31.62a?
37.4
37.4
n.5S
34.63
51.625
4 cts. '4.62
27i 131.625
100 c. 115.5
37.4
7.4
32i
32h
2 cts.'2.31
J cts
10
32}
37.4
37-4
2.31
3.465
37.4
APPENDI?v.
rnt
Ad \ aloreiu
imported la
ARTICLES. or
American
For'n
Specific.
vessels.
vess.
Olive:*
per ct. ad val.
32h
37A
Oil
do.
3-2^
37.4,
Opoi-to and Lisbon Wines.
per gallon.
60 ct.
69.3
Paper Hang-ings.
rjer ct. ad val.
32 i
37.4
Writing- and Wrapping-.
Ua.
27i
3I.62:»
Slieuthing- and Cutridefc.
Do.
32t
37.4
Painters' Colours, whether dr\ ,
or ground in oil, except those
otherwise enumerated, -and
those comn^only U3«d in dye-
ing-. ....
Do.
32h
37.4
Pack Thread an<l Twine.
per cwt.
800 c
924.
Paiitei>oai-ds, Parchment, or Vel-
lum. ....
per ct. ad val.
m
31.625
Pastework and Jewelry.
do.
32h
37.4-
Phaetons, or parts thereof.
do.
42^
48.95
Pewter manufactures, except
plates and dishes.
do.
32h
37.4
Plates and Dishes.
j)er pound.
8 cts.
9.24
Pepper
do.
12 ct.
13.86
Perfumes.
perct. ad val.
32h
37.4
Pistols, or parts thereof.
do.
32k
37.4
Pictui-es and Prints.
do.
274
31.6-25
Pimento
per pound.
3 cts.
9.24
Printing- T\pes.
per ct. ad val.
m
31.625
Pickles, of all sorts.
do.
S2h
37.4
Printed, Stained or Coloured
g'oods or manufactures of Cot-
ton or of Linen, or of both.
do.
27h
31.625
Bickled Fish of every kind, ex-
cept Mackiu'el and Salmon.
per barrel.
80 ct.
92.4
Porter, Beer, and Ale, in casks
or bottles.
per gallon.
16 ct.
18.43
On the Bottles, if black
glass quart bottles.
pe^gToce.
120 c.
138.6
Powders, Pastes, Balls, Balsams,
Ointments, Oils, Waters,
Washes, Tinctures, Essences,
or other preparations or com-
positions, commonly called
fciweet Scents, Odours, Per-
fumes, or Cosmetics, and all
Powders, or Preparations foi
the Teeth or Gums.
per ct. ad val.
32h
57.4.
Hombs aod Pi-unc?.
per pound.
4 Ct8
1<62
Tirr APPENDIX. .
Ad Valorem
Iniported in
ACTICLES. or
American
For'n
Specific.
vessels.
ve«s.
Quicksilver.
per pound.
12 ct
13.86
Kaisins imported in jars and
boxes, and Muscadcl Kaisins.
do.
4 cts
4.63
all other kinds of
do.
3 cts
3.465
Red Lead.
do.
4 cts
4.62
St. Lucar Wines.
per gallon.
80 ct
92.4
Starch
per pound.
6 cts
6.93
Sailcloth.
per ct. ad val.
27i.
31.625
Slate, Stone, and Stone Ware. ^SJo.
S2h
37.4
Saddles, or parts thereof.
do.
27-^
31.625
Sattins, and- "Tother Wroug-ht
Silks. . . .
do.
2rh
31.62.5
Spanisli Brown.
per pound.
2 cts.
2.31
Salmon.
per barrel.
200 c.
231
Steel
per cv.'t.
200 c.
231
Steel, Iron, or Bras.si Locks,
KiH5^v.-s, Hoes, Anvils and
Vices.
per ct. ad val.
2n
31.625
All other manufactures of
^- Steel. . . . .
do.
32h
37.4
vSheathing' and Cartridge Paper.
do.
32h
37.4
Sherry Wine.
per gallon.
80 ct.
92.4
Spernmceti Candies.
perjDoand.
12 ct.
13.86
Se,^ai-s^ ....
per 1000.
400 c.
462
Seines. . . .
per pound.
8. cts.
9.24
Sheet Iron.
do.
3 cts.
3.465
Spirits distilled in foreign coun-
tries — viz. from grain, -
First proof
per gallon.
56 ct.
64.68 •
Second proof.
do.
58 ct.
66.99
Third proof
do.
62 ct.
71.61
Fourth proof
do.
GS ct.
78.54
Fifth proof.
do.
80 ct.
92.4
Sixth proof
do.
100 c.
115.5
First proof
do.
:50 ct.
57.75
Second proof
do.
50 ct.
57.75
Third proof
do. '
56 ct.
64.68
Fourth proof
do.
64 ct.
73.92
Fifth proof
do.
76 ct.
87.78
Sixth proof
do.
96 ct.
106.26
Spirits distilled in the United
States, imported in the same
ship or vessel in which they
htwl jjeen previ^u&ly exported
1
ArPENonc.
2X
Ad Valorem
imported in
ARTICLES. or
Anverican
For'ji
Specific.
vessels.
vess.
Wares of Tin, C()p(x-r, uud Fc.v-
ter, except Pe\vter Plates and
:lo.
32i
37.4
Dishes.
Wai-es of Ejirth, or Stone, China,
(^iold, SHver, and Plated.
do.
32i
37.4
Wafers
do.
32*
37.4
Waters and Washes.
do.
32i
37.4
Walking" Sticks, Whips, and
Canes.
do.
27i
31.625
Wax Candles.
per pound.
12 ct.
13.86
W^atches and Clocks, or parts of
either.
petct. adval.
32^
37.4
Wines, in casks, bottles, or other
vessels.
— Malmsey, Madeira, and Lon-
don Particular Madeira.
per ffallon.
116 c.
133.98
— All other Miuleira Wine.
do.
100 c.
115.5
— Burgundy, Champai^, Rhe-
nish and Tokay.
do.
90 ct.
103.95
— Sherry and St. Lucar.
do.
80 ct.
92.4
— Claret and other Wines not
enumerated, when imported
in l>oLtlesor cases.
do.
70 ct.
80.8.3 ^
— Lisbon, Oijorto, and other
Portuguese Wincb.
do.
60 ct.
69.3
— Sicily.
do.
60 ct.
69.3
— TeneriffCj Fayal, Malaf^a, St.
Georg-e, and other Western
Island \Vine.s,
do.
56 ct.
54.64
— All other Wines, when im-
ported otherwise than in bot-
tles or cr.j»*is.
do.
46 ct.
53.13
— On the bottles, if bLack g-lass
quart bottles.
per groce.
120 c.
138.6
And if otb.w tlum black glass
qu;irt bottles.
per ct. ad val.
m
48.95
Window. Glas.s, not alovc 8 by
I
10 inches.
per 100 sq. fi.
.120 c.
369.6
not ubove 10 by 12.
do.
.350 c.
404.25
above 10 by 12.
do.
450 c.
519.75
WiiJte Lead.
pei; pound.
4 rts.
462.
Wool and Cotton Cards.
per doiseii.
100 c.
U5.5
Wood, manufactured (exclusive
t
of (Cabinet Wares).
pcrct. ad val.
27k
31.62.>
Yai-n, uiTtiu-red.
per cwt.
Usoc.
519.75
r"
APPENDIX.
ARTICLES
Ad Vuiorcni
or
Specific.
Injported in
Americjui
vessels.
For'n
vess.
"I'aliow. , . . per
Tassels and Trimmings (com-
monly used by upholsterers,
coachmakers, and saddlers.) per
Tables of Marble, Stone, or
parts toereof. . do.
Tallow Candles. . . per
Tarred Cordage. . do.
Teas from China and India, and
from any island lying east-
wardly of the Cape of Good
Hope,
Bohea. . . . per
Souchong, and other Black
Teas. . . . do.
Hyson, Imperial, Gunpowder,
&c. . . do.
Other Green Teas . per
Teas from Europe,
Bohea. . . do.
Souchong and other Black
Teas. . . do.
Hyson, Imperial, Gunpowder,
&c. . . do.
Other green Teas. . do.
Teas from any other place,
Bohea. . . do.
Souchong, and other black
Teas. ... do.
Hyson, Imperial, Gunpowder,
'ike. . . do.
Other green Teas. . do.
Tenerifte Wine. . per
Twine and Pack Tlu'ead. per
Tin manufactm'es. . per
Tiles and Bricks. . do.
Toys, not otlicrwise enumerat-
ed. ... . do.
Tobacco, manufactured, other
than Snuff and Segars. per
Types for Printing, . per
UnUirred Cordage. . . per
■ ■ " Yam. . . per
Velvets and Vclverets- . ptr
pound,
ct. adval
pound.
poujid.
pound-
tS cts
32^
32i
4 cts.
4 cts
24 ct.
36 ct
64 ct.
40 ct,
28 ct
42 ct
80 ct.
48 ct
o4 ct.
54 ct.
100 c.
gallon,
cvvt.
ct. ad val
pound,
ct. ad vul
pound.
CAVt.
ct. ud val
3.46i
37.4>
o7A
4.62
4.62
36.12
56.7
105.
63.
36.13
56.7
105.
63.
39.27
62.37
115.5
60 ct.69.3
56 ct,|64.68
800c.^24. /-
32.V
32i
27h
12 ct,
27h
J cts.
450 c,
27 \:
37,4
37.4
31.625
13.86
31.625
5.775
ol9.75
31.625
APPEXDIK.
xi
Ad Valorem
Tniporteil in
AKTICLES. or
A me
rican 1 For'n
Specific.
vessels. 1 vess.
fi'om the U. States, — viz.
from Molasses
First proof.
per gallon.
30 ct.
31.0
Socoiul pro<'<f.
do.
32 ct.
,>3.6
Third proof.
do.
34 ct.
S5.7
Fourtli proof.
do.
38 tt.
39.7
Fifth proof
do.
46 ct.
48.0
Sixth proof
do.
60 ct.
63
Spirits from materials the
growth and produce of the
United States,
First proof
do.
14 ct.
14.7
Second proof.
do.
16 ct.
16.8
Third proof
do.
18 ct.
18.9
Fourth proof
tlo.
22 ct.
23.1
Fifth proof
do.
26 ct.
•27.3
iSixtIi proof
do.
36 ct.
37.8
Spikes.
per pound.
2 CtS:
2.31
Silver and Plated Ware, and
Lace Ware.
perct. adval.
323
37.4
Slit Iron. . ^ .
per pound.
2 cts.
2.31
8icily Wine.
per gallon.
60 ct.
69.2
Shoes and Slippers of Silk.
per pair.
50 ct.
57.75
Shoes of Kid and Morocco.
do.
30 ct.
34.65
— Otlicr Shoes and Slippery, for
men and women, Clogs and
Goloshes.
do.
30 ct.
34.65
Slippers for children.
do.
20 ct.
23.01
Sw ords and Cutlasses, or parts
of either.
per ct. ad val.
32i
37.4
Stockings.
do.
32i
37.4
Stone and Earthen Ware.
do.
32*
37-4'
Soup.
per pound.
4 cts.
4.62
80I0S and other carriages, or
parts thereof
per ct. ad val.
42i
48.95
Sugars, brown.
per pound.
5 cts.
5.775
white, clayed and pow-
dered.
do.
6 cts.
6.93
all (tther clayed and
powdered.
do.
5 cts.
5.775
do.
13 ct.
15.015
Loaf
do.
18 ct.
20.79
.~.4Ky-^M ««^il*^n.]
do.
do.J
13 ct.
23 ct.
15.015
26.505
Sugar Candy.
Snuli".
do.
■:o ct.
^M
Sll.
APPENDIX.
ARTICLES.
Ad Viilorem
or
Specific.
Ail other g-uocls, not before par-
ticularly enumerated and de-
scribed.
Imported m
American
vessels.
Foi-*n
vesis.
31.625
^.^^^••^
THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES ARE FREE OF DUTY
Apparatu?, Philosopbical, specially Imported for any sc-
TainaiT of learning-. Articles of all kinds, of the gi-bwth
or manufacture of the United States, or their teritories,
upon whicli no dra^vback, boimty or allowance, h;*s been
paid or admitted. Bag-g-ag-e, personal. Bark of the Cork tree.
Brass Teutenxgue and Wire. Beasts — horses, cattle, slicep,
swine or other useful ones, imported for breed. Brimstone or
Sulphur. Bristles of swine. Burrstones imwrought. Bullion.
Clay, un\\'TOug'lit. Copper in plates, pigs and bars. Diug-s
and woods for dying-. Furs of every kind undressed. Gum,
chiefly .used in preparing muslins, cottons or linens, for re-
ceiving colours or dyes. Gum Arabic. Hides, raw. Im-
plements, or tools, of a mechanical ti*ade only, of persons
who arrive in the United States. Iron wire. Lapis cala-
minarls. Oil of vitriol. Pewter, old. Plaister of Paris.
Rags of cotton, hempen, linen, and of woollen cloth. Raw
hides and skins. Regulus of antimony. Roco. Salt. Salt-
petre. Saffron. Scastores of ships or vessels. Tin in
plates and pigs. Turmeric. Unmanufactured wool. Ver-
<icgris. Oil of Vitriol. Wearing apparel and other per-
sonal baggage, of per.sons wlio arrive in the United States.
Wire of brass and iron. All goods, wares and merchan-
dise, intended to be re-exported to a foreign ])ort or place
in the same ship or vessel in which they sliall be imported.
Unmanufactured Wood.
On
ditto
On
ditto
On
ditto
On
ditto
On
ditto
APPENDIX. Xiii
ALLOWANCES FOR DRAFTS MADE AT THE
CUSTOM HOUSE.
On any quantity of 1 cwt. or 1121bs. lb. 1
above 1 and not exceeding 2 2
above 2 and not exceeding 3 3
above 3 and not exceeding 10 4
above 10 and not exceeding 18 7
above 18 cwt. * 9
FOR TARE.
On every whole chest of bohea tea 70
half ditto 36
quarter ditto 20
On every chest of hyson and other green teas the gross
weight of which shall be seventy pounds or upwards 20
On every box of other tea, not less than fifty or more
than seventy pounds gruas, 18
If more than 70 k^d not exceeding SOlbs. gross 20
If more than SOlbs. gross 22
Whicli tares include rope, canvas ^nd other coverings.
On all other boxes of tea according to the invoice or actual
weight thereof
On coifee in bags 2 per cent.
bales 3
casks 12
On sugar other than loaf, in casks 12
boxes , 15
bags or mats 5
Oa cocoa in caslci 10
bags 1
On pimento in casks 16
bags 3
On cheese in hampers or baskets ' 10
boxes 20 ^
On candles in boxes 8
On ciiocvlu'e in boxes 10
On cotton in bales 2
seroons 6
On glauber salts in casks 18
On indigo in barrels 12
otlier casks 15
seit)ons 10
b^j's or mats 3
On nt\ is v:. i 8
On T'tppcr r.i 12
•b-iici 5
Li^ipi 2
On sugar cand^ in boxes 10
XIV APPENDIX-
On seg-ars in casks or boxes
IS
On soap in boxes
10
On shol in casks
On twine in casks
1.2
bales
3
On all other goods, according" to invoice tliereof, ©r
actual weight: provided always, that where the original in-
voices of any of" the said articles are produced at the time of
making entry for such articles, and the tare or tares apj^ear
therein, it shall be lawful for the collector and naval officer,
if there is one, if they see fit, with the consent of the importer
or importers, consignee or consignees, to estimate the said
tare or tares according to such in-voice; but if not determined
at the time of entry, the tare or tares as above shall be grants
ed and allowed.
FOR LEAKAGE AND BREAKAGE.
Two per cent, allowed on the guage omall merchandise,
paymg duty by the gallon, contained in casks.
Ten per cent, on all beer, ale and porter, in bottles, and five
per cent on otlier liquors in bottles, to be deducted from the
invoice quantity, in lieu of breakage; or it shall be lawful tp
compute the duties on the actual quantity, by tale, at the
option of the importer, at the time of entry.
RATES OF DRAWBACKS.
On all goods, wares and merchandise exported within one
3'ear from the time of the duties being secured or paid on
importation, to any foreign port or place other than the do-
minions of any foreign state immediately adjoining the United
States, and in vessels of not less than 30 tons buixlen.
If imported in American vessels, the whole amoimt secur-
ed or paid on importation, save a deduction of 3 1-2 per cent.
«n the amount of duties, except spirits, which is one half cent
per gal. and 2 1-2 per cent, on the amount of the duties.
If imported in foreign vessels, the amount paid or secured
as foreign duty, is (as it is in all cases) retained; in other res-
pects the drawback is similar to that of goods imported in
American vessels.
N. B. No goods, wares or merchandise, are entitled to
drawback, unless the duties secured or paid thereon have
amounted to fifty dollars at least: nor then, unless in the state
and package imported, (necessary and unavoidable wastage
or damage ojily excepted) Liquors in casks coflee in oasks
or other packages, cocoa in casks or other packages, or any
unrefined suga' s, may be filled up out of other casks or
packages included in the same original importation, or into
APPENDIX. xV
jks orpackag-es
niimbeietl as th
Qfiicer.
new casks orpackag-es corresponding^ therewith, tT) be mark-
«<l and niimbeietl as the original, under the inspection of an
DUTIES OX TONNAGE,
FopeigTi Tcsscls from foreleg ports, 2 dolls, per ton, and
40 cents lig'ht nnoney.
Foreign vessels taking in goods in one district to land ia
another, 2 dolls, per ton
.American registered vessels from a foreign port 6 cents
per ton.
Ditto from one district to another, except an adjoining
district, 6 cents per ton
Ditto to udji/nnng districts, free.
Enrolled vt;>s«ls p.iy 6 cents per ton per annum.
Ships or vessels bcloi^ging to citizens of the United States
having no register, enrolment or licence, pay as foreign.
FEES OF OFFICE.
COMPENSATION ACT.
To the CoUectf/r and Ka-ual Officer,
Kntry of a vessel of 100 tons or upwards
Clearance tliito ditto
Entry of vessels under 100 tons
Clearance ditto
Every y)ost entry
Permit to land goods
Every bond taken officially
Fcrmit to load goods, K^n- exportation for drawback.
Debenture or otlicr official certficate
Bill of health
Official document (register excepted) required by
any person 20
To the Surveyor.
Admeasuring and certifying the same, of every ship
' or vessel of 100 tons and under, per ton 1
Admeasurement of every ship or vessel above 100
tons antl not exceeding 200 1 50
Abovf. 2i;0 tons 2 OO
For all other services on board any ship or vessel of
100 tons and upwards, having on board goods,
Wares and nercliandisesubjf'ct to duty 3 00
For hke services on bgard anv ship or vessel of less
than 100 tons 1 5%
S2 50
2 50
1 50
1 50
2 00
20
40
30
20
20
>-vi APPENDIX.
(5n all vessels 'not having- on board g-oods, wares or
rrierchaodise subject to duty S 66
o -
TERMS OF CREDIT.
Sec. 62.'] When the duties on ad valorem articles, are less
Uian fifty dollars, it must be paid innmediately; if specified
a deposit must be made to secure the same, which when as-
certained, will be immediate^ settled.
When the duties on g-oods imported, where the sum
payable by one person or co-partnership, shall amount to
more than f:fty dollars, the following credit is allowed by
law- except where &ny bond on which die person or co-part-
nership entering- such goods, wares, or merchandise', are
either principal or security, being- due, remains undischar-
s^ed.
On all crticles of the produce of the West-Indies, or from
places north of the Equator, one half in three, and the other
in six montl'S. .
On Madeira, and*all other wines, twelve months.
On all goods, £cc. frfjm Europe, (wine and teas excepted)
the one third in* eight, one third in ten, and one third in
twelve months.
On all goods, &c. (wines and teas excepted) fronx any
other place than Europe, the West-Indies, and north of the
Equator, the one half in sis months, one fourth in nine
months, and one fourth in twelve montlis.
Teas, from China or Europe, may be de|)osited at the
option of the importer, or importers', (to be determined at
the time of making entry therefor) either to secure the du-
ties thereon, on the same terms and stipulations as-on other
goods, wares and merchandise imported, or to give his or
her, or their bond, to the collector of the district, where
any such teas s^ajl be landed, in double ttie amount of the
duties thereupon, with condition for the payment^" the said
duties, in two years from the date of such bond: which
bond shall be ucccpled by such collector witliout surety,
upon the terms ioUowing; that is to say, the teas for the du •
ties whereof stich bond shall be accepted, shall be deposited
at the exptnse and risk of .the said importer or importers,
in one or more storehouse or storehouses, as the case may
require to be agreed upon, &c. The said teas to be deliver-
ed upon bond being given with one or more security or se-
curities, to the satisfaction of the collectoj-, *' if the same
does not exceed one hundred dollars in four months; if
above one hundred dollars, and not exceeding five hundred
dollars, in eight months; or if the same shall exceed five
hundred dollars, in twelve months," sothat the term of cred-
it sh;^l not extend tiie period beyond two years from the
APPENDIX. x\i:
lime of depositing' the suid^teus; any teas remaining af-
ter the said term of two years, to be sold by the collector,
who shall return the surplus, after paying the duties, to the
owner or owners thereof.
Sec. 65.] When bonds given for duties siiall become duc^
and not discharged, the collector to prosecute without delay;
and in case of insolvency or death, the United- States to be
the firsi creditor, any executor, administrator, assi^iee, or
any other person, paying any debt due by the person or
estate, from whom, or for which they are acting previous
to the debt or debts due to the United States, being first
fully satisfied and paid, shall become answerable in their
own person and estate, for the same, or part thereof, remain-
ing unsatisfied. *
Sureties on all bonds given for duties, shall, in case of
insol ency er death of the principal, ** have and enjoy the like
advantages, priox-ity or j)referejice, for the recovery and re-
ceipt of the said money, out of the estate and effects of such
insolvent or deceased principal, as are reserved to the Uni-
ted States.'*
When bonds are prosecuted for the recovery of duties
due to die United States, judgment to be granted at the re-
turn term, ** unless the defendant shall in open court, the
United States' Attorney being present, make oath or affir-
mation that an error has been committed in the liquidation
of the duties demanded upon such bond, specifying the er-
rors alleged to have been committed, and that the same have
been notified in wi*iting to the collector of the district, priof
to the commencement of the return term aforesaid.
On all bonds upon which suits shall be commenced, ark
interest shall be allowed at the rale of six per cent, per an-
num, frotn the time when said bonds became due until the
payment thereof.
Sec 33.] Duties to be paid where goods are landed, and
bonds to be given for securing the duties, if tlie whole or
part of the cargo is destined to different districts. %
RESTRICTIONS ON IMPORTATIONS.
Sec. 92 ] No goods, wares, merchandise, of foreign growth
or manufacture, subject to the payment of duties, shall be
brought into the United States, from any foreign port or
place, in any other manner, than by sea, nor in any ship
or Vessel of less than thirty tons burthen, agreeble to the
mode of ascertaining American tonnuge.
Sec 103.] No beer, ale, or porter, lo be iniported in casks of
less capacity ti'mn foriy ^faihtis beer measure, or if m bottles
or in packages, of less than six dozen under penalty of fov-
feiture^ with the ship or vessel.
b2
XV ill ^ APPENDIX.
No refined lump or loaf sug-ar, shall be imported into the
United States, from any port or place, except ir/ ships or
vessels of tne burthen or one hundred and twenty tons,
and upwards, and m casks or packag-es containing each not
^ess than six hundred pounds, on ])ain of forfeiting- the said
ship or vessel, and the loaf or lump sugar imported therein,
except in such casks or packages as aforesaid.
No distilled spirits, (arrack and sweet cordials excepted)
to be importe<l in casks or vessels of less capacity than ninety
g-allons wine measure, on pain of forfeiture, with the ship
orvtssel, nor in casks or vessels whici» have been marked
pursuant to any law of the United States, on pain of tbrfei-
ture of the said refined loaf or lump sugar, and distilled
spirits together with the ship or vessel; provided, that the
fojfeiture shall not be incurred on "any spirits imported or
brouglit into the United States, in other casks or vessels
aforesaid, or the ship or vessel in whicli they shall be brought,
if such spirits sliali be brought for the use of the seamen
on board of such ship or vessel, and shall not exceed the
quantity of four gallons for each seaman," and which shall,
at the time of the entry of the said vessel, be inserted in the
manifest, as tlie sea stores of such ship or vessel.
REMARKS.
1. No ship or vessel from foreign parts or coming by sea
from any port of the United States, shall be permitted to re-
port, make entry, or break bulk, till the master shall deliver
to the postmaster all letters under his care or within his
power, other than such as are to be delivered at the port of
entry, or such as are directed to the owner or consignee of
such ship or vessel; and, on oath or affirmation to. be taken
of such delivery, the master to receive two cents lor eVery
letter so dLlivered.
No vessel is admitted to entry, f/>onn a foreign port, at the
Custom house, without first producing a certificate of health
from the health office.
During the quarantine season, coasting vessels with foreign
produce or manufactures, must produce a certificate from
"the Iicaltii office previous to entry.
2. Goods from foreign ports cannot be unladen but between
spn-rise and sun-set, without special licence, under a penal-
ty of J*^400 on the master and every other jjerson concerned,
flisabihty from holding any office under the government of
the United States for seven years, and being advertised in
tiie Newspapers, with forfeiture of the gowls, which if
amounting to §400, will subject the vessel and apparel also
tor forfeiture-
's! Goods removed before giiaged and Mreighed^ and Tfc-
APPENDIX 3UX
wines, spirits or teas, before being marked, without permis*
Mon, are forfeited.
4. Persons giving or offering- a bribe, forfeit from two
hundred to two thousand dollars — Inspectors and officers of
tlie revenue cutters may g-o on board, examine, and search
vessels, have access tp the cabin and seal packaj^es: and after
sun set, secure hatches. See. — Persons in charge of ves-
sels, fur breaking fastening's, but in tlie presence of an offi-
cer, forfeit five hundred doUars.
5. Officers 'viay seize within or without their districts;
j>ersons resisting or impeding them, forfeit four hundred
dollars.
6. The master oi* commander of any vessel who shall ob-
struct or hinder, (or be the cause thereof) any officer of the
revenue, in going on board tlie ship, or vessel, for the purpose
of carrying into effect any of the revenue laws of the United
States forfeits from .50 in 500 dolls.
7. Kvery owner of a vessel, residing within the limit.s
of the United States to swear to tlic veg-ister within 9U da\s
after its being granicd, or it becomes void, and tlie vessel
and cargo pay f jreign tonnage and duty.
8. If any articles of an outward cargo are brought bacjc,
t-liey are to be deiailed, specifying by whom shipped out-
ward, and to whom consigned inward.
9. -Ml bonds given on the exportation of merchandise
entitled to drawback, must be put in suit as tliey become
due, unless by prior application to the comptroller, longer
time shall be given to procure necessary evidence that the
mercliajiUisc exported was landed in a foreign port, captur-
ed or lost.
10. 'J'hat no document of landing mcrcl-.andisc in a foreign
port entitled to drawback, can be received, however regular,
after the I)ond ^itcomes due, unless satisfactory reasons are
assigned for the delay.
11. That no t!eb<nrure can be issued on the exportation
of merchandise, unless the exporter shall witliin ten days
after the clearance of the vessel, complete those papers
which the law makes necessary to his being. ftiit»tled to a
drawback. ' »va>
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA.
Czistom House, Carpenters' Hall, in Carpenters' court open-
ing at 116 Clicsnut street.
John .Steele, collector; Thomas Wilson, deputy collector;
Benjamin Jordan, weiglimasier; Wdliam I leiideibon, deputy
weigher; Willam Macpherson, naval (.fficer; Robert iley-
shain, deputy naval olhcer; Isaac .MiUior, i^uuger; \Villl5m
Bache, siu-veyor; J S. lluber, deputy suiTcvor.
3K APPENDIX.
Inspectors. Andrew Geyei-, jun, J. P. Schott, Peter Oze&g^
Andrew Jackson, Janlfes Smith, Isaac Roach (captain reve-
nue barg-e, Robert Hopkins, Fredei-ick Shull (atMarcus
Hook), l honias Cash, Benjamni A.shmead, Benjamin Tho-
mas, Robert Jackson, John Musser, Thomas Waterman,
Jan»es Stewart, Charles Anderson, Archibald Steele, Henry
Huber, James Engle, Clement Humphreys, and David Rose
(near the Lazaretto).
John Henderson, measurer.
Hours of transacting business, from 9 A. M. to 2 P. M.
Surx'eyors of Damaged Ships and their Cargoes*
John Mease, William Hawks, Ardiur Stotesburj\
WARDENS OF THE PORT.
OFFICE 18 WALNUT.
John Ashmead, master warden; Paul Cox, Stephen Girar^,
Will'am Bethel, William Newbold, William West, and Jarr.es
Josiah; Thomas Jackson, clerk; William Hawks, liarbour
roaster.
Attendance g-iven from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. On Saturday,
from 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. and from 2 to sun-set.
Rates of Pilotage for the Port of Philadelphia,
Inwards — Up to 12 feet, at 20 shillings per foot.
Above 12 feet, at 25 sliillings per foot.
Outwards — Up to 12 feet, at 15 shillings ^er foot.
Above 12 feet, at 20 shillings per foot.
And ten dollars extra, .'rom the 20ih of November until the
loth of March, inclusive, is paid by all vessels of 75 tons bur-
then and upwards.
Foreign bottoms pay 2 dollars 67 cents in addition to the
above.
AUTHORISED INSPECTORS OF LUMBER, FLOUR, &c "
Of Lumber. C. Bartlin^, (head inspector), Jacob Zigler,
Laven Sneed, Abel Evavis, Jacob Wayne, John C. Keisey,
John Dougla. i, Joseph Maxfield.
Of Staves. Abraham Mitchell.
Of Salt Provii'iODS- Benjamin Reynolds; John Ashton, de-
puty inspector.
Of Butler and Lard. Willinm F. Stokes.
Of Bark. Frederick Piper.
Of Flour. Peter Christian, headlnspector; Christian Strack,
George panenlio^ver, clet>v.ty inspeciors.
Rcg^ator of Weights and Measures. John Meer.
APPENDIX. XXI
Heg-ulator of Dry Measures. Simeon Gejer.
Measurers of Corn, Salt, and Coal. Daniel Trump, head
Bieasui'er; William Cluipman, Ezekiel Slarrat, John Scott,
Samuel Sm th, Charles Oakford, George Burk, James Arc'ner,
William Ciosson, CJiarlesCallag-han, William Oakford, Garret
Lvnch, Daniel Newman, Cliarles Fleming andWilliam Nelson.
Superintend ant of the Powder Magazine. John Keehmle.
Inspector of Powder. Andrew Nelson.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF THE CITY OF
PHILADELPHIA.
Robert Wain, president; Thomas W. Francis, Robert Ral-
ston, vice presidents; Robert Smith, treasurer; John Vaag-
han, secretary.
The stated meetings of the Chamber are held on the first
Monday of each month, at 7 o'clock in the evening. At the
January meetjng the officers are elected. To a committee
appointed every month of five members, all differences, of
■which theCham'ber is required to take cognizance,are referred
for adjustment. Applications to the committee to be made
through the secretary. Instituted 1801.
LIST
Of Streets', Roadff, Lanes, Alleys,, Courts., Avenues-i
Public Placcii Wardfi, IVharves^, and Shifiyardsy
IN THE
City, Northern Liberties (including Kensington), Penn TowTi-
ship, Southwark, Moyamensing, and Passyunk.
This list contains 207 streets, 11 roads, 15 lanes, 149 alleys,
114 courts and 7 avenues; being 83 streets, 7 roads, 6 lanes,
75 alleys, 4 avenues, and 74 courts, more than has appeared
in any list before given to the public, except that in Robin-
son and Puxson's Directoiy for 1811, which was furnished
by thiC editor of this work, who previously obtained them for
his AlphalA/etical Plan of Philadelphia; which can be purcha-
sed of the editor, 81 Locust street, above Kighth, or at the
bookstore of Edward Parker, 178 High street. — At the end
of tliis list are 43 streets, &c. laid out but not yet opened.
TJje wliole alphabetically arranged.
ACORN ALLEY, from 59 Locust to Spruce
Adelphi avenue runs from Pegg to Noble
Jid^lf.'hi school house, Pegg st.
Alban street, from Norman to Clare alley
Mberson's wharf, opens at 99Swan8on streo^
i-nii APPENDIX.
Allen's alley, from 159 south Sixth
Allen's court, from 150 Spruce
Allen's Nvhari, opens at 67 north Water
Almond street, from 314 south Front to 315 Second
Almshouse & House of JLinploymcnt, Spruce between Tentk
& Eievtnth
American fire Insurance office, lOl Chesnut
Ann street, (N. L.) from 52 Vine to (Pe^^g's run) Willow
Ann street, (Sch.) fiora Sch. Seventh to Eighth between
Filbert and Arch
Ann street, from Twelfth to Thirteenth between Lombard
and Cedar
Anne street (V.) from Wissahiccon to Charles between
Francis and Vineyard
Annesley's wharf, the first north of Walnut
Apollo street, see Crab
Appii- street, I'uns south from George between Fourth an«l
Old Yoik road
Appletree alley, from 50 north Fourth to o5 Fifth
Apricot alley, rmis from CuiTant io Poplar alley
Art;)' street, see Mulberry
Argyle street, from the Delaware to 337 soutli Front
Arsenal street, from Gr::y's ferry road to Federal alley
Artillery lane, see Duke street
Ash alle;,, fr*)m Keiitnlkill Front to Second between Hig'k
and Cliesnut,
Aspen alley, from Aspen court to Lombard
Aspen cf>urt, runs s^outh ii-om Ash alley
Asheton s!:'-^^ : ^^•- '■ --' 'I'-ng- the Schuylkill from Vine f«
Cedar
Baker's aU(-_., i.vfi j.j h>im to 70 Vine
Bilker's conrt, fi'om 145 Coaiss
Bakei- street, runs west from Sp^fTord
B; ker's wharf, first north of Bishop (K.)
Bali alley, from 120 Cedar to 77 Sliippen
Ball's alley, from the Delaware to 391 north FronS
Ball's wharf, opens at 391 north Fiont
Bank, Farmers and Afechunics', 1U2 Chesnut near Thiifft
Bank of North America, 99 Chcsnu! above Third
Bank of. Pennsylvania, south Second above WiUnut
Bank of Pliiladelphia, S. W. corner Fourth and (ihesnut
Bank, Stephen Girard's, south J'hird opposite Dock
Bank alley, from 86 south Second to 67 Dock
Bank street, from 70 liigh to 69 Chesnut
Barclaj's alley, from 19U south Sixth
Barker street, from (Sch.) Fourtli to Seventh between High
r-iiil Chesnut
Barnard's couil, from 460 south Second
Karroii street, from 24 Springett alley to 75 eedSr,
STREF.TS, 5cc. xxm
Beach street, (Sch.) from the permanent biidge to Cedar
Beach street, (K.) from the high hridg-c to Biahop
Beursticker's court, t'rcm 68 north Sixth
Beasly's wharf and shipyard, below the Swede's church
Beaver street, from north Second to Third between PopI^*
lane and Georg-e
Beck's alley, from 172 Swanson to 453 south Front
Jieck's shot monufactorv, Schuylkill Second near Mulberry
Beck street, west from Passyimk road near the iiitersectiQn
of Sixth
Beck's wharf, opens at 15 south Water
Bedford street, (M.) continuation of Small to Eighth
Bedford street, (Iv.) from Frankford road to Hanover
Bell's court, from MarshalPs alley to St. Mary's burying
gjound
Benner's alley, from 85 Elm to Vine
Bickham's wharf, opens at 17 Swanson
Bickley and Taylor's whaif, at the High bridge
Bickley's wharf, opens at 7 and 13 norvh Water
Riddle's alley from 78 High to 9 Elbow lane
Billing's court, from 110 north Eigtith
Bishop street, from the head of Beach to Queea
Mishop & go's shot tnanufciciori/, John's between Front 9jiA
Second
Bishop's wharf, first soutii of Walnut
Blackberry alley, from Walnut to Spruce and from Pine t*
Lombard between Eighth and Ninth
Black Bear inn, 165 High
Blackliorse alley, from 20 south Front to 19 Second
Bolton's court, from l(i south Sixth runs west
Bonsill street, from Ninth to Tenth between Lombard »nti
Cedar
Bowers' J. wharf, second south of Marlborough
Bowers' S. whai't, third south of Mniden
Bowers' S. whai-f and sliipyard, third above Vfaiden
-Bradford's alley, from 246 south Seventh to Eightk
Branch street, fi-om 13(> north Fhird to 59 Fourth
Branner's alley, from Brian's alley to 18u Vine
Breud street, from 77 Mulberry to 7*^ Sassafras
Brewer's alley, see SNood street (N. L.)
Bndge street, runs from Lancaster bridge, through ManiK.i»
village, to Lancaster lurnpike road
Bright's wharf, opens at 123 and 127 north Water
Britigl>urst's whaif, opens next 97 south Water
Britton's alley, from 2o5 nonh Water
Britton's J, wharf, opens at 149 oorth Water
Britton's Wm. wlu/f, opens at 207 north Water
Broad street, runs noith f]»m C^cdar to Wiai»ahiocon rokd
Brooke's court, from 126 north Front
iXiv APPENDIX.
Brooke*s wharf, opens at 109 north Water
Browne street, (N. L.) from the high bridge to Old York
road
Browpe street, (K.) from Cherry to Vienna between Prince
and Duke '^^
Brown's court from 93 Sassafras
Browne's court, (N. L) from 19 Budd
Browne's wharf, second south of Warren
Browne's wharf, opens at 325 north Front
Brusstar's H. wharf, first above the intersection ofPenrtand
Beach (K.)
Brusslar's S. wharf, first south of Marlborough
Brusstar's alley, from Beach to Queen near Shackamaxon
Bryan's alley, from I'iS north Fifth to 141 Sixth
Bryon's court, runs south from 102 Cherry
Buck road, runs S.^E. from the U. S. arsenal Gray's ferry
road ' ,
Budd street, from 67 Green to Germantown road
Burd^s alley, (S) from 78 Catharine to Queen
Buid's alley, (C.) runs from ilaspberry to Watson's alley
Burd's court, opens from Currant alley, west side below
Locust
JBus/i-hill Hotel, N. of Callowhill between Sch. Second and
Third
Button wood alley, from north Thirteenth to Juniper near
High
Buttonwood street, from the old York road to Wissahicco*
between Noble and Green
Cable lane, see Newmarket street
Caldwell's wharf, first south of High »
Callowhill street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill between
Vine and Willow
Camac street, runs west from north Second near Mud lane
Carlysle's court, from 46 south Fiftli
Carpenter's alley, from Sixth to Seventh.between High and
Chesnut
Carpenter's alley, (S.)from 105 Catharine
Carpenter's court, from 116 Chesnut .
Carpenter sti'eet,frc)m 210 Kigh^to Carpenter's alley
Carpenter street, (S.) fern Church to Passyunk road
Carpeiitera'' Hall, back oi ll8 (jhesnut
Carter !*■ alley, fiom 65 south Second to 55 Third
Catharine street, from the Delaware to Passyunk road be-
tween Germantown and Queen
Cauifnian'soourtjfrom 147 north Second
Cauf?man'i. court, from 14 Cherry
Ceda.r si>eet> f;r;m the Delaware to Schuylkill between Lom-
bard ai.d !i:unpen, being the souiliern t)oundary of the city
Centre alley," from Eleventh to Twelfth between Walnut and
Locust
STRKETS, S.C Jt-X;
Chancery lane, from 15 Coombs's alley to 32 Mulberry
Charles street, from 335 CuUowhill to Buttonwood
Charles street, (V.) from Francis lane to (ieorge
Charlotte street, from 121 Browne to Poplar lane
Chcesman's wharf, first south of Maiden
Cherry street, from 74 nortli Third to Sclmylkill
Clierry street, (K.) from Queen to Frankf6rd road betweea
Palmer and \1enna
Chesnut street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill between
High and Walnut
Chesnut HMrd, between High and Chesnut the Delaware and
Fourth
Chester street, from opposite 294 Sassafras to Vine between
Eighth and Ninth
China street, runs west from Front between Washington and
_, Prime
Christ Church HospitaU 107 Mulljerry
Christian street, from tlie Delaware to Passyuak road be .
tween Queen and Prime
Church alley, from 20 north Second to 11 Third " *
Ciiurch street, from 22 Christian
Church's alley, from Mulberry to 142 Cherry
Circus & Equestrian Theatre, N. E. corner Ninth Sc Walnu'
Ciiy Hail, south west corner Fifth and Chesnut
Ciii/ Hospital, cori\er Francis lane and Fourth
Citi/ Hotel, X. E. cornei' of Union and Secoiid
Clapier's whai-f, first norlli of Ced;ir
Clare alley, from Thirteenth to Juniper between Lambert an<i
Vine
C4awges*s court, from Bryan'* alley running north
Clever alley, from 90 south Fifth lo 125 Sixth
CUff'ord's wharf, opens at 29 north Water
Clifton street, runs south from Cedar near Eleventh
Clinton's sliipyard, at Wilson's wharf
Clover street, from Twelfth to Thirteenth between High an«I
Chesnut
Cl}me\-'8 alley, from Fitz waiter near Passyunk road to Sixth
Coats's alley, from 134 north Front to 151 Second
Coats's couj't, from 31 New-market street
Coats's street, from the Delaware to Wissahiccon road b#
tv/een Green and Browne "^
Colhoun's wharf, opens at 29 north Water
Columbia avenue, from near 179 Walnut to Locust
Comley's wharf. Second nortli of Callowhill
Commissioners* Hall, fCitij and County J, east end of Hig^^
street market, old court house in Second
C'o)mmssio7iers' Hall, (S.) Second near Christian
Ccmmissioners' Hall, N. L. market house north Second cpr-
rier Coats's
C
X.VM APPENDIX.
Connelly's wharf, first south of Warren
Conostoga Waggon In7i, 140 Hig'h
Coomb's alley, from 44 north Front to 51 Second
Cooper's court, from 33 Mulberry
Cooper's court, (N. L.) from 404 north Front
Cordwamer's alley, from Pine to Lombard between Ninth
and I'enth
C'gwicU Chambers C Select and Common), City Hall
Cox's alley, from 300 south FroHt to 323 Second See Union
Crab street, from the Old 'rheatie running south
Crawford's wharf, opens at 99 north Water
Cresson's alley, from 96 north Fifth to 91 Sixth
Cresson's court, fron^ 61 Cherry
Crooked Billet wharf, opens at 21 South Water
Crown street, from 155 Sassafras to Old York road a»d
Willow
Qrown street, (K.) from Queen to Frankford road betweea
Shackamaxon and Hanover
Giirrant alley, from Walnut to Spruce between Tenth and
Eleventh
Custom House, Carpenter's court, from 118 Chesnut
Qutlibert's wharf, opens at 247 south Front, 25 Pcnn, and 9
Little Water
Cuthbert's wharf, first south of Coats's (N. L)
Cypress aUey» from 144 south Third to 79 Fourth
Darby road. See Woodland street.
Davidson's court, from l5l Spruce
Davison's alley, from Thirteenth to Juniper between High
and Chesnut
Dawson's court, from 83 Chesnut
Dean's alley, from 144 south Eig-lith to Blackberry alley
Dean's alley. See Hazel.
Debtors^ Gaol, Prune near Sixth
Delavau's shipyard, opposite the Swede's church
Delati-are Insurance Office, 4^- Walnut
Deval*s court, runs west from 38 Ann (N. L.)
JHspensiury, 37 south Fifili
District Court, held S. E". corner Sixth and Chesnut — Clerk's
office, 180 Chesnut
^Dock street, from 138 south Front and 15 Spruce to 67 Third
iZlJock War J, between Walnut and Spruce the Delaware and
Fourth
Donaldson's alley, fiom Gray's ferry road to Federal alley
between Arsenal street and Buck road
Donaldson's mastshed, opposite 66 Swansea
Donaldson's wharf and mastsUed (K.)
Downing's wharf, opens at ll9 north Water
Draw-bridg-e public landm^, at the east end of Dock
i)ri»kei.*'s alley, fiom lOiJ north Front to 11'.' Second
STREETS, ?i«.
Drinker's coiirtj runs south from Co Union
Dukf street, (N. L) from 242 nortli Front to 363 Second
Duke street, (K) runs N. E. from Palmer between Prince
and W'est
Duncan's court, from 289 south Fourth
Eighth street, f north) from 301 Ilig-h nmnin;^ north
Eitjdith street, (south) from 2'65 Hl^h running- south to Pas-
svunk road
Eig'hih street, from Schuylkill (N. k S.) from Vine to Cedar
between Seventh and Broad
■Elbow alley, from 184' south Sixth and tui'ns south to Bar-
clay's rdlcy.
Elbow l.'ine, from llnnk street to 21 south Third
Elder street, from 32 north Seventh to Eig'hih
Eleventh street (nortli) from 407 Hig-li to Vine
Eleventii street (soutl)) irom High to Cedar betw*^en Tenth
and Twelfth
Elfreth's alley, from 94 north Front to 105 Second
Elizabeth street, from Ninth to Eleventh between Sassafras
and Morgan
Elizabeth street, from 164 south Sixth to Seventh
Elm street, from 160 north Second to 153 Third
Elmblie's alley, from 118 south Second
Emlen's alley, trom Clever alley to 5 Powell
Emlen's court, from Pegg street to 4 Noble
Equality court. See York court.
Etris's court from 128 north Fifth
Evans court, from 163 north Sixth
Eyre and Massey's wharf, second south of Chesniit
Eyre's E. wharf, third above Hanover
Eyre's F. shipyard, at J. Eyre's wharf
Eyre's G. wharf, first north of Marlborough
Eyre's G, wharf and shipyard, first south of Hanover
Eyre's J. wharf, second north of Hanover
Eyre's J. wharf and shipyard, second above Maiden
Eyre's J. shipyai'd, at E. Eyre's wharf
Eyre's T. B. sfiipyard, at Cheesmau's wharf
Farmers alley. See Su^dr alley.
Farmers row, from 41 Dock
Farmers & Mechanics' Bank\ 102 Chesnut near Thlnl
Fayette street, from 53 Filbert to 262 Mulberry
Fearris's court, runs west from 158 north Front
Federal alley, from Arsenal street to Federal road
Federal street and road, from the Delaware to Schuylkill
between Prime and Wharton
I'etter lane. See )f'at/cins* allet/.
Fifth street Tnorth) from 197 High to old York road
Fiftii street (south) from 163 High running south
*fcviii APPENDIX.
Fifth street from Sduiylkill N. and S. from Vine to Cediii
between Fourth and Sixth
Filbert street, from 22 north Eii^hth to Schuylkill
Fisher's J. C wharf, opens at 63 north Water
Fisher's T. & M. wharf, opens at IT Swanson
Fitzwalter street, runs west from 32 Passyunk road
Flintham's wharves, opens at 137 and 141 north Water
Flower's alley, from 42 Budd
Flower's wharf, at Arg-yle (Almond) street public landing"
FordJiam's ^vliarf. first above Warren
Fourth street (norlh) the middle boundary of the wards,
from 155 High to Germantown road
Fourth street (south) the middle boundary of the wards
128 Hig'h running south
Fourth street, from Schuylkill (N. and S.) from Francis lane
to Cedar between^'hird and Fifth
Francis la)ie,from Ridge road near Hicory lane to Schuylkill
Francis street, from the Ridge road to Charles between Fran-
cis lane and Anne
Frankford road, runs north from Maiden
Franklin court, runs sotith from 106 High
Pl-ankliH row, Mest side Ninth between Walnut and Locust
Friends Mins-house, near 70 WaUiut between Third and
Fourth
Front street, (north) from 21 High running north
Front street, (south) from 14 High running south
Front street, from Schuylkill (N. and S.) from Vine to Ce*
dar between Asheton aad Second
Fromberger's court, from 34 north Second to Hartung's alley
Fuller's alley, from Swanson to 403 south Front
Galbreth's court, from 119 Queen
Garden street, from 297Callowhill to Buttonwood
Gardiner's wharves, at 37 south wharves near Walnut
Ciarrigues' court, from 213 Sassafras
Gaskill street, from 200 south Third to 229 Fifth
Gaw's court, runs west from 84 north Front
George street, from Ninth to Schuylkill bet\veenChcsnutand
Walnut. See JAttle George.
George street (X. L ) from near 550 north Second to Sixth
George strc<{>t (S.) from 12 Cedar to 31 (ierman
George street (V.) from the Ridge road to Cha^'les north of
Vine}'ard
(German street, from 334 south Second to Passyunk. See Lit-
tle German
Germ ant ;wn road, commences at the intersection of north -^
Front and Maid* n
<5ille.s'i>iilley,lr()m 136 Lombard toll9 Cedar
fSirard^s Banking Uoime, Third opposite Dock
(jirard'.^ Avharf, opens at 19 north Water
^
STREETS, &c. X3UX
Ctoddard's alley, from 2 New Market to 211 north Second
Gofortb alley, from 72 Chesnut to 71 Dock
Golden Sivan Inn, 69 north Third
Goodwater alley, from Columbia avenue to 91 south Eighth
Graff's allevi from 57 Sassafras
Grand Lod^ street, runs from 16 south Seventh to Eighth.
See 1jo9^€ street
Grape alley, (V.) from Anne to George between Ridge road
and Powell
Grape street, from 10 south Eighth to 13 Ninth
Gray's alley. See Jiforris's.
Gray's Ferry road, from Cedar near Schuylkill Front run.
ning south west to Schuylkill
Greenlears court, runs west from. 10 south Fourth
Green's court, runs north from 127 Pine
Green street, from 358 north Front to old York road
Green-tree //in, at 50 noith Fourth
Greenwich street, runs from Front to Moyamensing below
WJiarton
Grice's J. & F. wharves and shipyard, fii'st above the High
bridge
Grice's S. wharf and shipyard, first above Maiden
Grindstone alley, from 81 High to Church alley
Grisel's alle} , from Little Oak to 13 Fitzwater
Haines' alley. See J^'icholsons' s court.
Halberstadt &. Hrun^' wharf, opens at 311 north Front
Hall street. See Bench.
Hamilton's wharf, opens at 119 south Water
Hanover street, from the Delaware to Frankford road be-
tween ^larl borough and Palmer
Harmony street, from 76 south Third to 47Fo*urth
Harper's wharf, opens next 83 south Water
Han's court, fiom o7 New Market street
Jlar^) and Easrle Hotel, 43 north Third
Hartung^s alley, from 26 north Second to 31 Third
Hause's court, runs north from Clieiry east of Ninth
llay ATarket, in Callowhill near Fourth
Hazel alley, from Walnut to Lombard between 12th & 13tli
Hazlchurst's court, runs east from Tenth below High
Health Office, 39 south Fifth
Heyde's court, runs n6rth from 25 Filbert
Hickory lane.running- west from the old York road and Coat s'.9
to il^e Ridge nearTrancis lane
High street, from tke Delaware to Schuylkill between Mul-
berry and Chesnut
Mgh Street Coffee House, 200 and 202 High street above Sixth
High Street iVardt between High and Mulberry, the Delaware
and Fourth
Hillegaa and Clarkson's wharf, at the High bridge
C 2
%K% APPENDIX.
Hillzeimer street. See Lemon.
Hinckle's court, from 203 Sassafras to Bryan's alk}'
Hodg-e's wharf, opens at 85 north Water
Hofiinan's alley, from 61 Cherry to ll4 Sassafras
H9Jling'sworth's wharf, opens at 141 south Water
Hopkins's coui"t, runs north east from William between Ottet*
and Rose *
Ifoi^se JSIarketf south east corner of High and Juniper
Hospital ( Pennsylvania J , corner Eighth and Spruce
Hospital ( Chnst-ChurchJ , lOf Mulberry
Hospital f City J, corner of Francis and Fourth
Hozey's wharf, first south of Queen (S.)
Huddell's wharf, opens nt 79 and 117 Swanson
Huddell's court, from 79 Swanson
Hudson's alley, from 112 Chesnut to Harmony court
Hudson's lane, rims west from Pa^syunk road near Christian
Ilug-hes's wharf, first above Warren
Humphrey's wharf, opens at 109 Swanson
Humphrey's vharf and shipyard, below the Swede's church
Himter's court, runs east from north Eleventh between High
and Filbert
Hurst street, from I46 Lombard to 191 Cedar
Rutton's shipyard, near tlie navy yard
Imlay's wharf, opens at 7 north Water
Irish lane, runs south from Cedar near Broad
Jacoby street, from Cherry to Sassafras, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth
James alley, from Maple to Hillzeimer
James street, from Charles street to Ridge road, between'.
Cailowhill and Pleasant
John St. runs north from Vine between Sixth and Lawrence
Jolms street, runs from 466 soiitlh Front to Second
Johns and Linevd's wharf and maatshed, first south of the
public landing- at the hay scales (N. L.)
.'lolinson'slane, runs west from Mo5'^amensing below Wharton
Joint alley, runs east from Schuylkill Eighth near Chesnut
Jonts's alley, (N. L) runs south from Browne between
Budd and Second
.Jones's alley, runs north from 15 Mary's alley
Jones street, runs from Schuylkill Fourth to Sixth between
High and Filbert
Jones's wharf, opens at 127 north Water
Julianna street, runs north from 175 Vine
Juniper alley, from Tenth Hear Walnut to Juniper lane
Juniper lane, from George to Walnut between Tenth and m^
Eleventh ^^
Juniper street, (north and south) from Tine to Cedar b^
tween Broad and Thii'teenth
BTfern's wharf, opens at 119 south WatCr
STREETS, &C. X«l
Kesslcr's court, runs east from north Fourth near Coats'a
Key's alley, fron^ 16() north Front to 183 Second
Keyser and Gorgas's wharf, opens at 225 north Water
King street. See Bench.
Knight's court, runs soijth from 17© Cherry
Knijrht's J. wharf, opens at 179 north Water
Knij^hi's I). P. wharf, opens at 371 north Front
Knodle street, from Walnut to Locust between Schuylkill
Seventh and Righth
Knorr's wharf, opens at 195 north Water
Kug-ler's court, opens at 130 Sassafras
Kunckel street, from Wood to Green between north Third
and Fourth
Lsetitia^ court, from 30 High to Blackhorse alley
Lake's wharf, first north of Cedar
Lambert street, from Thirteenth to Juniper, between Nor-
man and Clare alleys
Lancaster and Susquehannnh Insurance Office, north west
corner Second and Walnut
Large's wharf, ojiens at 85 Swanson
Latimer's wharf, opens at 163 south Water
Laurel street, from 59 Spruce to York
Laurel street (N. L.) from near 529 north Front to Sccoird
Laurence street, runs north from 255 Vine
Lebar on garden, in Cedju* near Tenth
Leech's court, runs south froT l56 Spruce
Lee's court, runs west from north Eleventh between High
and Filbert
Leiper's wharf, opens near 179 north Water
Lemon street, runs from 150 north Eighth to Chester
Le'v\ is's alley, from 24 Small to Plum alley
Libf :iy alley, from 9 Duke to 6 Green
lAbriiry ( PldlaiMphia)^ 25 south Fiftli near Che snut
Library strt-et, from 62 south Fourth to 35 south Fifth
Lily alley, from 'I amnmny near Second to near Coats's
Litle's court, runs east from 263 ^outh Second
Little Dock street, from 50 Spruce to l77 soutli Second
Litde George street, from 50 south Sixth to 51 Seventh
Little German street, from 90 Swanson to 377 south Front
Little Oak street, from Pottery alley to Lewis's between
Shippen and Fitzwater
Littlft Pine street, from Seventh to Eighth between Pine and
Lombard
Little Water street, from Lombard street alley to 7 Cedar
Littleboy's court, opens at 48 Arch
Locust street, from 125 south Sixth to Schuylkill
^Loc7ist JFard, between Walnut and Spruce, south Foiirtli and
Schuylkill
Lodge street, runs from 78 south Second to Geforth alley. iS^
CranJ Lodge *treet.
xxxii AP!»ENDiS-.
l^iOgan street. See Buttonxoood.
I^olar's court, runs west from 328 north FroRt
Lombard street, fiom 212 south Front to Schuylkill
Lombard street alley, from the Delaware to 249 south Front
Lombardif Garden^ west of Centre square
Long" lanC; runs south, from Cedar near Schuylkill Seventh
JLo-wer Dela-oare JJ'ard, between Mulberry and Sassafras, ani
the Delaware and north Fourth
LowTies's alley. See EhnsUe's.
Loxley's court, runs noxth from 115 Mulberry
Loxley's court, runs south from 30 Spruce
Lyndall's alley, from Twelfth and Thirteenth betweet Wal-
nut and Weaver's alley
Lyndairs court, runs east from Tenth below Pine
Madison avenue, from Sheaff 's alley to Vine street
Madison court, runs north from 23 St. Mary
J^agdalen Asylum^ corner of Schuylkill Second and Sassafras
Marden*s row, north from Catliarine between Front & Second
Maiden street, from the Delaware to the intersection of Ger-
mantown road and Front
Malt alley, from Nicholson's court to 204 Sassafras
Jkfaiisionhom-e Hatel, corner of Hig-h and Eleventh
Maple street, from 131 north Eighth to Ninth
Marble street, from 14 south Tentli to Eleventh
Margaret alley, from Twelfth to Thirteenth between Cherry
and Sassafras
Marg-aretta street, from 258 north Front to 275 Second
Maria street, from north Fourth to old York road, between
Coats's and '^rowne
^Tarine Insurance OJice, 47 "Walnut
jyfurine Inn, 5 souih Water ' ,
Maris & Evans's wharf, opens at 57 south Water
Marsh's wharf, opposite Swede's church
Market street. See Uigh.
Mark's lane, from 98 uoilh Eleventh to Twelfth
Markoe's court, runs east from Tentl) below High
Mai'lborough street, from the Delaware to Frankford be-
tween Crown and Hanover
MarahaVs Office, 102 south Eiglith
M«rsl»aU's alley, from 122 south Fourth to 137 Fifth
Marsh st. from the Delaware near the High bridge to Front
Ma! v'si alley, from 27 Gilles's alley to south Sixtli
Mary street, (S.) from 496 south Front to 505 Second
Mary street, (K.) from Cherry to the Frankford road
Masonic Hall ('7ieiv) and Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania ^ ChdS-
nut between Seventh and Eighth
Massev's vvhaif, opens at 15 south Water
Matlack's couri, runs south from 12 Spruce
^Tfflj»r'« Cmrt and QJice, S. W. cornor of Fifth an4 Cheifiut
STUEETS, Sec. xxxin
M*Cul!ocU'9 court, runs west tVom 144 norlh Front
M'Ginnes's court, runs east from 7 Vernoa
3i*Mullen's wharf, Second bel<jw Queen
Meud alley, from 328 south Front to 349 Second
Mecliaiiic street, runs from 316 Vine to Maple
JMtchimical Panorama^ Eleventli above High
^ferchaut's Coffeehouse and Exchange, 86 soutli Second
Merritt's lane, from soutii Fourth to Passyunk road between
Christian and Carpenter
Midtlie alley, from 168 south Sixth to Seventh
AUddle H'ard, between High and (Jhesnut and Fourth Aird
Sclmylkill <
Midlen's court, opens at 559 south Front
Mifflin's alley, runs west from 112 south Second
Mitfiin's court, runs west from 318 soutli Front
Mifflin's wharf, opens at 133 and 139 nortii Water
Miles^s row, near Hose and V\" Hiam
Miller's alley, runs east from 87 south Sixth
Miller's lUlej, from Sclmylkill Eighth to Broad between SaS-
satras and Vine
Miller's court, runs south from 158 Spruce
Miller's court, (N. L.) runs west from 314 north Second
Miller's court, (N. L ) runs nortii from 45 Green
Minor street, from 4 south Fifth to 3 Sixth
Mmizer's court, runs wc-st from 244 north Second
Mint court, runs west from Raspberry lane between Cherry
and Sassafras
Moravian alley. See Bread ttreet.
Morgan street, from Ninth to Tenth between Sassafras and
Vine
Morris's -alley, from 62 south Front to-79 Second
Morris's whai-f, opens at 115 south Water
Moriis and Flower's whar:, at Argylesireet public landing
Morton's wharf, opens at 105 south Water
Moyamensing- road, runs south from the intersection of
Ciu'islian and Second
Mud lane, from the Black horse, Frankford road, to Ger-
man' own road
Mulberry alley, from 282 nonii Eig-lith to Garden
Mulberry court, runs west from 8 north Sixth
Mulberry street, from the Delaware to Schujlkill between
Hig-h and tsassafras
Munetim, at the state house, Chesnut street
Myers's court, from 313 Sassafras
Myers's courts, run easi from 133 north Third
JJavy yard, lower end of Swanson street
sYegus's Ferry, at the south side of High street landiTij*
New Bank street. See Lodge street.
^ew Fom-th street. Set Fourth fnortn.:).
XXXIV APPEXDIX.
J\'e^v ^Tarket House, Second between Pine and Cedar
New Market street, from 19 Vine to 42 Green
JV ew Market Warri, between Spruce and Oedar the Delaware
and Fourth
New street. See Story.
J\ew Jail, or I*emte7itiari/, south west corner of Mulberry and
Broad
J\ew Theatre, N. W. corner of Sixth and Chesnut
Xicholson's court, runs north from 113 Cherry
Xinth street, (north) from 339 Hig-h to Vine
Ninth street, (south) from 301 Higii to Cedar
Nixon's wharf, opens at 11 Penn
Noble street, from 330 north Front to Sixth
Nonnater's court, rvms south from 280 Mulberry
Norman alley, from Thirteeth to Juniper between Sassafras
and Lambert
Norris's alley, from 63 south Front to 8r Second
#^orris street. See Library.
Norris's wharf, fourth above Hanover
JS'orih America Bank, 99 Chesnut above Third
J^orth ^rnerica Insurance Office, 40 Walnut
JSTorth Mulberry Ward, between Sassafras and Vine, Fourth
and Schuylkill
North street from :^5 north Fifth to 39 Sixth
J^%rth Ward, between High and Mulberry, Fourth and
Schuylkill
Oak street, (N. L.) from Willow to the High bridge between
the Delaware and Front
Oak street, (S.) from 22 Crab to Passyunk road
Ogilby's wharf and shipyard, second below Argyle
Ohio street, from Quince alley to Twelfth between Pine and
Lombard
Old Courthouse, Second street east end of market house
Old Ferry, back of 45 nortli Water
Old Rotter dayn, at 118 north Third
Old Theatre, south west corner of Cedar and Crab
Old York road, from 121 Vine to the Germantown road
Olympic Theatre, north east corner Walnut and Ninth
Ojang-e street, from Seventh to Eighth between Locust
and Spruce
Orange street, (K.) from the end of Palmer to Frankford road
Osbourn's court, runs west from Blackberry alley north of
Walnut
Otter street, from Frankford road north of Queen in a ser-
pentine direction to Second
Palmer street, from Queen to Frankford road between Han-
Hovcr and Cherry
Paper alley, frem Thirteenth to Broad, between Filbert and
Mulberry
STRFXT5. S-.c. 3BXXy
Parham's '^^ 393 south Front
FasthalF« -!• vurth to old York road be-
tween Ciret
Fussy unk road, r< ry helween Southwark and Mov-
ainensing, runb '^i 17^ Cedar
Patton*s court, tVoin *t» south Fourth
Peach alley. See JSlcohaiiic street.
Peaie'a Museum, state house Chesnut street
Pearson's court, runs east i'rom St. James's church portk
Seventh
Pear 811-eet, from 62 Dock ko 83 south Third
Peddle's whart, opens at 63 north Water
Pegg- stree;, from 290 noriii Front to 299 Second
Pembcrton's alley- S^e Benner's.
Peninj^^ton's alley. See Crown street.
Penn street, fr»m & Fine :o Argyle
Penn st- (K.) from the Canal to Ueach along- the Delaware
Peiinsvlvania avenue, from Bryant's alley to 138 Vine
Pevnxyh'cmia Academy uf Fim; Arts, noriii side of Chesnut
near Eleventh
Pennsylvania Hospital, Pme between Eiijhth and Ninth
Penmylvurua Bank, 86 sotUh Second
Pennsylvania Insurance OJfice, north east corner Second and
Dock
Peni'ose's wharf, first north of Arjjyle stJ-eet public lajiding
Penrose's wharves, between Critharine and Queen
Perot's wharf, at 59 and 43 north Water
Peter's alley, from Charloite near lirowne to north Fourth
Petticoat alley, fiom Vi.5 Coats's to Browne
Pewterplatter alley, from 14 nf.rth Front to 1/ Second
Pfeiifer's alley, from 22 New Market to 2.j5 nor th Second
Pliiladeljiliia Bank, S. W, corner Chesimi and Fourth
Philadelphia Ihspcnsary, 37 suuiii FiftJi
Philadelphia JAbrurii, corner Library sireet and Fifth
Philadelpfua Insurance Office, 94 south Second corner Walnut
Phillips's shipyard, iirst north of the navy yi*r-J
Philosophical Hall, Fifth below Chesnut, west side
Phanix Insurance Office, 96 south Second
Pine uiiey, froifTi Baii alley to 235 ;iou:h Fouith
Pine street, from tae Delaware to Schuylkill between Union
and Lombartl
Pitt street, from Cohocsink creek to Germantown road be«.
tween north Second and Tiiird
Pkasunt av«^nue,runs iVom 2oJ Lomba:., .- le Pine
Pleas;ini's street, from Charles to Wiasauiccon road bctweea
James and Buttonwood
Plum sti-.v from 230 soutii Second to Fifih
Plum aJle, . (M.) f/om Ciiscl's all y lo sotnh Sixth
Poole's Femj, at the north side of High street Landing-
s*xvi APPBNDilL.
Poplar alley, runs north from Plum between Currant alley
and Eleventh
Poplar lane, from 440 north Front to Wissahlccon road
Portland lane, from 152 south Sixth to- Seventh
Por/ rVardem* Office, 18 Walunt
Post Officey 27 south Third]
Pottery alley, from 8 Small to Little Oak
Powell street, from 100 south Fifth to 133 Sixth
Powell street (V.) from Francis to George
Pratt and Kintzing's wharf opens at 93 north Water
Presbyterian coiu-t, runs west from 170 south Fourth
Prichett's wharf, first south of Chesnut •
Prime street, from the. Delaware to Shippen's lane bet\v^en
Carpenter and Federal
Prince street, runs north east from Shackamason between
Bedford and Ffankford road
Probate of Wills, office in the state house
Prospect' alle^, runs east from 37 north Tenth
Prospect court, runs east from Eleventh between Filbert and
Mulberry
Prosperous alley, runs south from Locust between Eleventh
and Twelfth
Prothonotary of the Supreme Court of Pcnnsxjlvaniay office in
the state house
Prothonotary of the Court of Commori Pleas, office state house
Prune street, from 110 south Fourth to near 81 Sixth
Pryor's alley, from near l52 south Ninth to Raspberry alley
Pryor's wharf, opens next 385 north Front
Pump alley, from Spaffijrd to Seventh between Shippen and
Fitz water
Quarry street, from 36 Bread to 101 north Third
Queen street, (S.) froni the Delaware to Passyunk road be-
tween Catharine and Christuin
Queen street (Point no Point road) runs northeast from
Frankfurd road near Otter te Gunner's run
Quince alley, from Walnut to Lombard between Eleventh
and Fwelfth
Race street See Sassafra*-^
Eachel street, runs north from Browne to Laurel between
Budd and Second
Randall's court, runs west from Blackberry alley above Locust
Randolph's court, runs v\ est from 126 noi'th Second
Kanstead's court. See PattoiCs.
Rapm's court, runs south fron\ 102 Hif^h
Raspberry alley, from Walnut to Spruce between Ninth and
Tenth
Raspberry lane, from 173 Chen-y to 286 Sassafras
Read's alley, from 190 Cedar to ^ Small
Recorder of Deeds, ofiice in the state liouse
Red store whaif, opens at 7S north Water
STHEETS, kc xkx v V r
JReeven's C. Ferry, at the aouth side of High street landing*
Relief ulley, from Carter's alley to Dock
Relief street, from 218 soiitli Front to 237 Second
Remming-ton and Simmon's wharf, opens at 223 X. Water
Richardson's court, runs north from 159 Sassafras
Ridg"e road. See IVissahiccort.
Rilil's coui't, runs west from 526 north Third
Ji/si?i^ Sim lull, I33 Sassafras near Fourth
Rittenhouse Place, north side Locust above Ninth
Robbin's wharf, opens at 9 liittle Water
Rog-ers's court, runs iiorth from Peg,^ street
Rose street, runs norlli east from Germantown road between
Otter and Second
Rose alley, (N. L.)from Tammany near Third to Browne
Rose alley, runs north from Locust between Tenth and
Current alley
Ros!>*'s wharf, opens at 97 south Water
Rowlinson's court, runs east from 169 north Second
Rugan street, from ^i-V7 Callowhill to .lames
Rush's court, runs west from 142 south Fourth
Russell's wiiarf, first south of Pine street -public landintj
Sand dock, at the east end of Dock
Sansom's alley, fi'om Vv'illow to Noble between St. John and
north Third
Sorsom's row, .north side of Walnut between Svranwick
street and Eighth
Sansom's Union row (X. L.) 258 north Second
Sansom street, from south Seventli to Ninth between Chesnut
and Walnut
Sarah street, from Queen near Frankford road to Bedford
Sassafras, alley, from 190 Sassafras to Bryan's alley
S:issafras street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill between
Clierry and Vine
Suy street, from Schuylkill Seventh to Eighth between Sas-
safras and Vine
Say's wharf, o|'«fris at 19 north Water
Schively's alley. See JRriian's-
Schleisnian's alle}-, runs east from north Tiiird between
Poplar lane and Reaver
Schneider's wharf opens at 3l5 north Front
>chuylkill road, runs from Wasiiington to Bridge street
west of river Scliuylkill
Scott's alley, from 3^9 High to 96 Filbert
Second street, (north) from 6/ Hij,;h to Mud lane
Second street, (south) from 52 High rvnming south
Second street, from Schuylkill (north and south) runs from
Vine to Cedar between Front anfl 'I'hird
Segan's vvliarf ai^l sh pyanl, uj)ens .it .371 north Fror.t
Seitb's court, runs s<»uth from 60 Sa.ssafras
/ d
xxxviii APPEN'DIX.
Seven Stars Inn, N. W. corner of Fourth amlSassafras
Seventh street (north) from 263 Hig-h to Yme and continu€4
north fi'om Camac
Seventh street, (south) from 228 High to Passyunk road
Seventh street, from Schuylkill (north and south) from Vine
lo Cedar between Sixth and Eighth
Shack araaxon street, from the Delaware to Frankford road
between Sarah and Crown
Sheaft's alley, from north EleventhnearSassafras to Twelfth
Shepherd's court, runs west from 36 north Third
Sheriff's Office^ in the state house
Shield's alley, from 140 south Ninth to Raspberry alley
Shippen's lane, from Cedar near Broad to Federal
Shippen street, from 266 south Front to Eighth
Shoemaker's wharf, first south of Mulberry st. P. landing"
Shriver's court, runs east from 71 north Eighth
Simmon's court, runs west from 2l6 noi-th Front
Sim's alley, from the Delaware to 1 5 south Water
Sim's wharves, opens at 153 and 159 south Water and Pine
street landing
Sixth street, (north) from 233 High to Germantown road north
of Vine — it is the boundary line between the Northern Li-
berties and Penn township
Sixth street, (south) from 162 High to Carpenter
Sixth sireet, from Schuylkill (north and soutii) from Nine to
Cedar between Seventh and Eighth
Small street, from Pass} unk road near Cedar to Bedford
Small alley, opens at 27 Baron
Smith's alley, from near 219 south Third to 32 Springet alley
Smith's alley, (N. L.) from ll9 Green to 128 Coats's v^
Smith's court, runs south frou) High near Schuylkill Eighth
Smith's court, runs west from 172 north Eighth
Smith's J. wharf, opens at 349 north Front
Smith's W. T. wharf, (iiedstores) 111 and 75 north Water
Smith's M'harf, opens :.t 67 norll) Water
Sober's-alley, from 129 Walnut to Library
South Mulberry Ward, between Mulberry and Sassafras, the
• Schuylkill and Fotirth
South street. See Cedar.
South strict, from IG north Fifth to 7 Hixth
South Ward, between Chesnut and Walnut, Fourth and the
Schuylkill
Spaflurd sireet, from 50 Small to FitzwalteP
Spread Eagle Inn, 285 High
Spring-garden Tavern & Wig-ivam,'m'N. 6th near Button wood
Springett alley, from 238 south Second to Third
Spruce street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill between
Locust and X'ine
St. Andrew's street, fi-om Sc]ui}lkill Second to FoAirth be-
tween Hunter street and Francis laue
STREETS, &c. XXX i^
fit. John street, from Pegg's run or Willow street, to Cohoc'
sinck creek ,,.,.. r,- u u
St. Jose])h's avenue, runs from Sdniylk»ll Fifth to Sixth be-
tween High and Chesnut
St. Muit's street, from 220 soutli Sixth to El.e^hth
Stable alley, runs from south Seventh to opposite 46 Eiglitl.
Stall's court, from 2l3 Sassafras to IJr) an's alley
Stamper's alley, from 208 south Second to 163 Third
Stumper's wiiaVf, opens at 127 south Water
Starr allev, from 163 Cherry to 189 Sassafras
State-house, on the south side of Chesnut between Fifth ana
Sixth
Stcviuuetz's court, runs east from 93 Horth Fourth
Steinmctz's court (X. L.) runs N. from Buttonwood near 5th
Stemmetz's wharf, opens at 51 north Water
Steplien's court, runs west from 4(j4 north Front
Sterling- alley, from 15 Cherry to 118 Sassafras
Stewart's alley, froHi Cherry "to 394 Sassafras
Stewart's court, runs v.est fiom Eleventh near Sassafras
Stewart and Wiltberger's wharf, opens at 173 north VVaier
Stiies's wharf, first north of Coats's street
Stillhouse wharf, first north of Christian
StiUliouse allev, runs west from 330 north Front
Story street, from 152 north Third to near 93 Fourth
SirawbeiTv street, from 58 High to 55 Chesnut
Sugar alley, from 32 north Sixth to 23 Seventh
Sugar- house alley, from Vine to Wood, east of Third
Sumeil's wharf, opens at 75 north Water
Summers's court, runs west from 414 south Second
Swanson street, runs south from 10 Cedar
Sv/anwick street, fiom Little George to l53 Walnut
Swede's alley, the commencement of Church streeti run«..
from 22 Christian
Swift's wharves, below the Swede's church
Tammany street, from 318 north Second to Old York road
Taper alley, runs north from 53 Green
Taylor's alley, from 58 south Front to 73 Second
Tenth street^ (north) from 373 High to Wassahiccon road
Tenth street, (south) from near 37l High to Cedar
Thatcher's wliarf, opens at 319 north Front
Theatre fn*ivj north wefit corner Chesnut and Sixth
Theutrer foldj south east corner of Crab and Cedar
Third street, (north) from 115 High to Germantown road
Tliird street, (south) from 90 Highxunning south
Third street from Schuylkill (north and south) runs from
Vine to Cedar between Second and Fourth
Thirteenth street, (nortli) from High to Vine between
Twelfth and Juniper
Thirteenth street, (south) from High to Cedar between
T'welfth and Juniper
-V- APPENDl^X.
Thomas's wharf, opens at 137 Swanson
'i'homsfni's court. See Broxvri^s
'i'idm.v5h street, from Pass} unk road facing' Carpenter stj;ee.t
to Siiipjien's lane
Tiniber lane, from Frankford road above Shackamasfon
street to Turner's lane
Torr'g court, runs east from Ridg-e road above Wood
Townsend's court, runs south from 86 Spruce
Traquair's court, runs east from II nortli Tenth
^ rotter's alley, from 22 south Second to Strawberry
Trusty's coul t, riu)s south from 6 l^ocust
TuiVis's wharf, opens at 71 soutli Water
Tui-ner's alley. See Carperiter street
'I'urner's court, runs north fiom Catharine between Second
and Third
Twelfth street, (north) from High to Vine between Eleventh
and Thirtecntli
Twelfth sti-eet, (soudi)from High to Cedar between Eleventh
and Tliirtcendi
Uiiion alley, from 180 Swanson to 463 soutli Fr<^nt
Union Li^iiruncc Office^ 45 Widnut
Union street, from 166 south Front to 79 Fourth
Union street, [K.] irom Bedford to Prince between ISIarl-
boioug-h and Hanover
United States late Bank, south Third opposite Dock
TJtuted States: Insurance Office, 49 Walnut
United States Jlrsenal, Gray's ferry road, south of Cedar
Uiiity court, runs south ft'om 16 Little Fine
University of Pamvjlvania and JHedical Byceum, south Ninth
near High
Upper Deiatvara Ward, between Sassafras and Vine, Fourth
and the Schuylkill
Upper ferry road, from Callowhill near Washing'ton to Up-
per bridge
Yandusen's wharf and shipyard, first north of Hanover
Vernon street, from 44 Cedar to 29 Ship]jeti
Videl's court, runs west from 5Q south Second
\ ienna street, irom Prince to West between Cherry and
Wood
Vine street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill between Sassa-
fras and (Jailouhill, being the northern boundary of the city
Vinevard street, ti(jm the Wifesahiccon ro;ud to Cliarles bc-
tsveen Anne and (ieorge
Vinyard's shipyara, at S. Brusstar's wharf
Wagner's alley, from 135 Cherry to 252 Sassafras
Walker's court, runs east from 239 north Second
Wallace's court, runs west from 10 north Front
Wall's wharf, oi)ens al 127 south Water
V\'aln's R. wharf ojKns at 135 south Water
STREETS, &c. xLi
Wain's W. wharf, opens at 7 Svvanson
Walnut alley, from 'thirteenth to Juniper between Cherry
and Sassafras
Walnut street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill between
Chesnut and Spruce
WaUnit JVard, between Chesnut and Walnut the Delaware
and Fourth
Walter's wharf, openx at 355 north Front
JVariteiis' ojice, 18 Walnut
Warder's "harf, first south of Sassafras landing
Warder's vb'harf, (N. L ) opens at 37 1 north Front
Ware's whaHj second below Christian
AV^arren st. from Beach to Queen between Hanover & Bishop
Warner's court, runs south from 228 Shippen street
Washin^on court, runs north from 205 Lombard
Washington street, a continuation of High from Permanent
Bridge, running through Hamilton village
Washington street, (P. T.) runs north from Vine between
William and Front
Water st. (north) from 16 High to Willow or Poole's bridge
Water street, (south) from 12 High to Pine
Watkin's alley, from 22 Bread to 85 north Third
Watman's alley, from Branch to Stoiy
Watson's alley, from Locust to Sliields's between 9th &lOth
Watson and Paul's wharf, first south of Chesnut landing
Weaver's alley, from Twelfth to Thirteenth between Lyn-
d all's alley and Locust
Webb's alley, from 221 Cherry to 334 Sassafras
Well's alley, from Oak street, to 371 north Front
West street, from Frankford road to Wood above Duke
West's court, runs cast from 27 New Market street
West's C wharf, first north of Vine street landing
West's W. wharf, opens at 155 north Water
JV*estern Hotels 323 High above Eighth
Wharf street, runs south from Cedar along the wharves
Wliarton street, from the Delaware to P&ssyunk road {be-
tween Federal and Reed
Wharton's wharf, opens at 67 Swanson
Wharves (north) from High along the Delaware
Wha^^•es (south) from High along the Delaware
White Horse Inii^ 220 Higli near Seventli
White's shipyard, at J Bower's wharf (K.)
Wiiite horse alley, from Cherry to Walnut alley
IVhite Stvan Inn, 106 Sassafras near Third
Wiggins's court, runs south from 62 Cherry
VVilcocks's wharf opens at 57 south Water
Wiley's court, runs south from Elizabeth near Eleventh
William street, from Otter to Rose
\Villing's.alley, from 98 south Third to 75 Fourth
d3
SLiI
APPENDIX.
'^ Willing- and Francis's wharves, at 15 and 25 Penn
WiUow street, (Schuylkill) from Locust to Cedar betweejj
the Schuylkill and Beach
Willow street, (N. L.) from the Delaware along Pegg's run
Wilson's wharf, second south of Maiden landing
Wissahiccon road, runs north west fi-om the comer of Ninth
and Vine
Wittman's alley, from Kungkle near Callowhill to Fourth
Wittman's court, runs west from 400 north Second
Woglom's court, runs east from 73 north Eighth. {'^
Wood St. (N. L.) from 190 north Second to Wissauiccon road
Wood St. (K.) from Queen near Gunner's run to West st.
Woodland street, (or Darby road) runs south west from the
intersection of Lancaster turnpike and Washington
Wright's alley, from Miller's alley to Vine between SchuyU
kill Eighth and Broad
York buildings^ on the south side of Walnut between Calum-
bia avenue and Eighth
Vork cotnt, runs east from 37Budd
York street, from 135 south Third to Laurel
Zachary's court, runs north from 31 Walnut
.2ane street. See EUlei\
Streets laid out^ but not yet open.
ANN STREET, Sch.
iJridge street, P. T.
Sudden's alley, C
!Burge st. N. L.
Canal St. N. L.
Gourtland st. C
Dickinson st. S.
3'ast alley, C.
Mizabeth st. N. h.
F'eet St. N. L.
I Vanklin st. S.
Oeorge alley, C.
Habacker .st. C.
Hatnilton st P. T.
"Hiuper St. P. '1'.
Hartsfeldt st. N. L.
llaydock st. N L.
Hunter st. P. T.
Jefferson avenue, C.
John St. P. T.
Lancaster st. C.
I.eib alley, C.
r./tthj witshington, S.
Madison avenue, C.
Marble court, C.
M'Kean st. S.
Meadow st. S.
Mifflin St. S.
Morns St. P. T.
Ogden's alley, C.
Pearl st. P. T.
Peter st. C.
Pink alley, C,
Pollard's alley, N. ]L.
Reed st. S.
SchuylkiH alley, C-
Sewar alley, N. L.
Tin alley, C.
'vine alley, C.
Washington at. S.
Water st. Sch. C. & P.
West lalley, C.
Wharf St. S.
William st. P. T,
Willow St. N. li.
APPENDIX.
3a.i>t
ENUMERATION
or THE
BUILDINGS OF DIFFERENT KINDS^
IN THE
CITY AND SUBURBS OF PHILADELPHIA.
The following' correct enumeration, taken the latter end of
the year 1810 by John A. Paxton (the editor), exhibits
the brick and frame dwellings, store houses, manufactur-
ing and public buildings, workshops, stables, &c. in each
street, lane, alley, Sec. with a distinct account of the situa-
tion and number of new buildings erected in the year
C1810) — It likewise shows an abstract account of the
whole number of buildings in th.e compactly built p^ts
of the different districts, viz. City, Northern Liberties,
Penn Townsiiip, Kensington, South wark, Moyamensing
and Pa«sy«nk.
The buildings in courts, not noticed in this table, are caat
into the streets, &c. on wllicli they open. — It must be re-
coUected that the streets with north or south attached to
them, are enumerated together; — for example. Second
street, from one extremity to the other.
Streets, &<i.
Almond sti-eet
Apple street
\ppletree alley
Ball alley
Bank street
New buildings
Beach street, K.
New buildings
Beck's alley
Bedford, K.&M
New building^
Bliickberry alley
New buildings
Blackhovie aUeyjl4
Bonsai street 2
New buildingvl
40
12
8
1
6
12
13
9
6
21
5
"I
2l!
4
^,
5!
1 r- be
Public
Work-
ri3
build-
shops,
V
Ma
facti
builc
ings.
stables
&c.
B. F.
'b. F.
B. F.
1
1
5
3 7
■^iM
^^"
^
—
9 5
__
—
._
1
1
~.
6 36
.i— .
—
4
15
—
—
4
1
—
3
1
—
2
8
1
i—
4 11
__
—
1
9
««
—
1 4
— !
—
1 5
— [
—
—
-5
53'
18
S2
S
28
126
25
19
53
26
SO
Llfll
APPENDIX.
Streets, Sec.
2
;o
7
18
3
26
Bradford's alle;
Branch street
Branner's alley
Bi'oad street
New buildings
Browne st. N.U
New buildings
Bryan's alley
Budd street
New buildings
Burd's alley
N^w buildings
Buttonwood st.
New buildingi=
Oallowhill street
New buildings-
Carpenter'salle>
Carpenter street
Carpenter st. S-
Newbui!ding>
Carter and Ta\ -
lor's alleys
New building.^
Catiiaririe street
New buildings
Cedar street
♦ Newbuildingir
Chancery and
Coombs
Charles street
Charlotte street
Newl)ailding.s
Cherry street
New buildings
Cherry street, K
New buildings
Chcsnut street
New buildings 17
Christian street t {40
New buildir.g.s
Church alley
Clever alley
©oates*s alley
JCew buildings
Dwell-
ing
houses
F
3
5
17
76
8
Store
jouses
56
8
30
2
53
4
1
1
29
1 2
123 85
7 1
4 1
3
9
16
4
32
2
26
2
80
9
19
2
10
2
145
5
6
80
X
169
4
2o
14
59
1
85
229
19
5
19
23
3
15
2
88
2
8 1
B F
Public
build-
ings
B. F.
2110
1
12
2
1 1
-l-l-
W ork-
ihops.
0;
-tables
&c.
55
a. , F.
t
4 4
2
13
—
3
2 21
—
7
1
35
1
10
1
^
-~~
o
1 IS
. —
4
11 I'i
2
10
9 2
7 8
5
—
4
12 7
—
5
17
o
— "
O
15 39
—
14
r 4
16
2 9
o
O
21 66
1
6
8
—
3
20 18
—
22
9
— .
2
2 5
4 6
8
-.
i
APPENDIX.
XL.V
Dwell-
= l'&
I'ubhc
Work-
ing
Store
C 'J^ ;=
build-
shops.
"S
Streets, Sec.
houses
houses
A '3 ^
ings.
^tables
o
%
1
&c.
y.
M4
B. F.
B. F.
B. F.
B. F.
n. F.
Coats's street
75 62
16
1 1
o
U 42
New buildings
Cox's alley
1.;
7 12
—
__
__
5
o
4.
18
228
21
Crub street
4 25
—
—
—
2
31
Crcsaon's alley
27 7
—
—
—
1 ..
38
Crown street
39 25
3
—
—
4 18
New buildinf^s! 2 1
—
—
1
1
5
94
Crown street, K. 2 4
—
—
—
1
Newbuildingsl ^
—
—
—
—
6
13
CuiTant alley
4 10
—
1
—
1 3
New building.s
6 3
—
—
—
4
13
32
Cypress alley
11 2
—
—
—
8 3
24
Dock street
Do J
31 2
2 1
—
8 4
New building-Si 1
3
—
—
—
4
lis
DriJ.ker's allev
2
1
—
—
3 7
13
Duke St. N. L.
34 1/
—
—
—
New building's
2
—
—
—
—
2
58
Eig-iith street
18613^
8 8
3 8
2 1
.)V> lu3
New buildings
20 9
—
1 1
1 6
38
554
Elbow lane
9 1
1
—
—
2
13
Eidi r and Sug"ar
33 22
1
S
—
12 24
New buildings
—
—
—
--
1
1
96
Eleventh street
39 56
1
1
—
■26 18
New buildings
U 10
—
—
—
8
.32
223
EUVeth's alKy
32 3
2
—
—
4 9
50
Elizabeth street
16 10
—
—
—
—
26
Elm and New st.
52 7
3 3
2
—
13 14
94
F.a}ette street
8 (3
—
—
—
3
17
Federal sirec
16 16
—
—
—
6
New buildings
3 4
—
—
—
—
7
45
Fifth street
282131
17 7 12 7
10 1
?-,7 t>0
New buildings
6 5
4
1
—
2 3
21
615
Filbert street
53 27
4
3 1
1
19 22
New buildings
2 1
—
—
—
1 3
7
137
Fitzwalter st-
7 4,;
—
—
—
1 17
New bulldmgs
^■t
—
—
—
1
3
71
Fourth street
318233
14 7
8 7
9 1
46 114
New buildings 50 13
1 1
1
2
7 7
82
839
Frankford road i 22 70
4
1 1
—
32
130
Front street
613211
64 16
14 16
3 5
22 104
New buildings
16 8
8 2
—
1
5
40
1108
OUrden street
12 22
__
—
—
3 12
New buildings
o
—
—
—
—
2
51
XL^M
APPENDIX.
Dvvell-I
Public
Work-
in
S
Store
S - 5^
build-
shops,
"^
Streets, &c.
|-jouses
iouses
C3 .— ■ o
c; x;
ings.
stables
&c.
-t-t
H
B.
F.
iV F.
B. F.
H. F.
B. F.
—
Gaskill street
22
\1
1
—
2
1 12
New buildings
4
—
—
—
—
4
59
Georg-c street
8
U
—
—
—
11 11
Ne'-v building's
—
_
—
—
—
1
1
45
George street,S.
15
31
I
—
1 11
Nevv buildings
—
-
1
—
—
—
1
60
Geoig-e St. N. L.
7
—
1
—
5
New buildings
—
-
—
—
—
2
2
15
German street
16
94
—
—
—
15
New buildings
4
—
—
—
—
4
129
Germantown R.
28
43
—
3
1
28
New buildings
7
5
—
—
—
517
120
Gilles's alley
5
12
.~.
— .
—. '
1 2
New buildings
2
—
—
— ^
—
2
22
Grape street
~
>
—
—
—
13 3
16
Green street
64
61
3 1
1 2
__
19
New buildings
12
1
—
—
~.
—
13
164
Hanover street
15
—
1
—
12
New buildings
o
—
—
—
1
4
65
Hartung's alley
2
-»
1
--.
9 5
17
Hazel alley
1
11
—
—
— .
2
New buildings
2
—
—
—
—
2
16
High street
394 45
77 32
10 8
7
51 -88
New buildings
22
o
10
—
2
1 3
41
753
4lurst street
3
30
—
—
_>
2
35
Jannes street
1
21
— .
_
Ci
New buildings
2
o
—
—
—
—
5
29
Juniper street
8
35
—
—
.—
12
New buildings
2
lu
_
_
3
15
65
Keys alley
18
—
2 10
36
Kunckle street
29
2€
1
2
._
3 14
New buildings
_
_
___
_»
3
3
72
L?etitla court
15
_^
_
__
3 2
New buildings
_
_^^.
__
..^
1
1
. 21
Laurel street
6
4
2
-_
,_
16 4
' 32
Laurel st. N. L.
4
7
._
-_
4;
15
Laurence street
27
5
__
__
1
9 18
60
Lily alley
16
9
__
_
11
36
Little George St.
9
1
_
11 1
24
LiltleGerman st.
8
13
.^„
__
.
._
New buildings
3
.-—
__
^^^
___
24
Little Oak street
13! - -- -
2
>
15
Little Pine street
8
1 MMM ,1 ■- ,^,,^
1 *
New buildings
2
i ~
\ -
1 ^
—
r
r-
APPENDIX.
XLVjfl
"
Dwell-
. =^!?
Public
W^ork-
Streets, &c.
ing
iiouses
Store
houses
2 7 c
build-
ings.
.. ops,
.stal;lfs
1' ■«
ul -5
&c.
z
H
0. F.
H. F.
B. F.
B F.
B.
F.
Little Water st.
12 5
6 1
. ___
...
1
r:
37
lx)cust street
55 65
2
3 1
1
7
55
New buildings
15 8
—'
—
—
2
25
214
Lombard street
138118
3 1
3 3
1
11
32
New building^b
9
1 1
—
1 1
1
14
324
Maiden street
7 7
2
1
—
9
26
Marf^aretta st.
19 +
4
—
1
1
11
40
Mark's lane
18
—
_
1
6
25
Marlboroug-h st
8 38
—
__
1
11
New buildings
7
—
—
—
1
8
66
Marshall's alley
10-
1
11
11
Mary's alley
4 28
—
_
c
34
Mary street, S.
8 26
.1-.
,
1
New buildings
1
—
_
__
_
1
36
Mead alley
20 10
___
,1 ,
__
1
New buildings
1
_
__^
— _
^
I
32
Merritt's lane
2 n
2
New buildings
3
^_
,,
^
18
Middle alley
4 24
__
7
New buildings
2
___
1
J
38
Minor street
3
13
1
10
3
30
Morris's alley
18
4
__
r
28
Moravian alley
25 1
4
4
2
7
9
52
MoyamensingR.
19 9
__
1
6
New build ingb
2
.^
_
2
37
Mulberry street
289 4?
li 1
1 2
3"~
7
"37
New buildings
10 2
4
16
416
Myers Sc Hinc-
kie's courts
25 1
26
NewBank st. &c-
18
3
15
10
46
New Market st.
28 10
2
3
10
New buildings
2
2
55
^inth street
84 40
1
3 2
16
38
New buildings
18 3
I
1
4
6
217
Noble stre<^t
38 23
U 5
5
1
2()
New buildings
North street
Oakslreet, N. L.
2
13 16
7 39
11
1 o
1 -c
~—
6
1
6
41
3
112
41
Newbuildings^
2 4
6
107
Oak street, vS.
9 17
4
New buildings
1
1
31
Old York road
11 36
— -
1
1
■-
2
2o
2
New buildings
—
— M'
2
81
XLVIII
APPENDIX.
D
l\.:;.
1 . 2:- S-J FubiiclWork-l
Streets, &c.
ing i St(;ri: = £ ;=
housesjhouses 5 f^ r^
build-
ings.
shops,
stiibles
c; ^
&c.
y-. H
B.
F
B. F
B. F
. B. F
.B. F
ptter street
1
4
]
1 1
—
1 7
15
Palmer street
2
23
—
—
—
^^
Newbuildingsj
1
—
—
—
4
1 44
Parham's alley
22
—
—
—
New build ing-s
1
1
—
—
—
— -■
2 31
Paschall's alley
—
—
—
—
New buildings
4
- I 1 1
—
—
6 9
Passyunk road
14
119
4
6
—
35
„
New buildings
9
—
—
— .
1
10 188
Pear street
8
4
5 1
3
1
6 6
33
Pegg street
10
6
1
— '
11
New buildings
1
—
—
1
—
1 30
Penn street
38
10
11 3
—
—
13
New buildings
2
—
—
—
—
2 77
Penn street, K.
10
3
—
1
—
5 17
New buildings
1
«>—
—
—
1
2 38
Pennsylvania
avenue, &c
19
—
—
—
—
New buildings
3
—
—
—
—
3 22
Petticoat alley
1
5
—
—
—
7
13
PewterplatterA.
32
2
2
1
—
2 5
44
Pine alley-
2'-:
—
—
—
2-
^' ^32
New buildings
4
—
—
—
Pine street
169 4.5!
7 1
4
lo 27
New buildings lO
2 '
—
11
3 279
Pitt street
5
16
3
1
—
3 11
39
Plum street
33
97
—
2
—
11
New buildings
3
6
—
—
—
—
9 152
Poplai- lane
U
231 —
—
—
. 31
New buildings
9
4" —
—
—
ll
4 79
Portland lane
1 ~
1
—
3 3
10
Powell street
34
—
—
1 2
37
Prime street
9
38' "" 1
2
—
19
New Iniildingh
7
3: —
—
—
_ 1
a 79
Prince street
6
10 —
—
-~
4
20
Prospect alley
3
10 —
—
—
5
New buildings
1
—
—
—
—
2 20
Prune stieei
28
8 - 5 1
1
11 -f)
New building:-
1
— . .^
_
1
2 61
Quan-y street
10
3
1 2
—
6 3
25
Queen street, S.
24
h2
1
' —
11
New buikbngs
1
(
_
_-
1 88
Queen street, K.
32
71
1 3; 2
1
30
New Uiildings
— . 1
- 1
1
2
5 152
A'PPENDiX.
XLiX
Streets; SiC-
houses
n. F.
2
47
Quince ulley
Newbuilding-s
llachcl street
Raspberry alley
New buildings
Raspberry L.&c.
llelief street
Kcfee street, &c-
New building's''
liose alley, N. I..
New building's
Rug-an street
Sansom street
Sas&afras alley
Sassafras btrect
Newbuilding-s
Secrmd street
New building's
Seventh street
New buildings
Shackaniaxon st.
New buildinj^s
Sbippen street
New buildings
Shippen*s lane
Six'b street
New buildings
Small street
New building
S<*uth street 7 I4
Spaftord street 1 28
Spiingett alley 4
Spruce street' 200 63
New buildings 8
St.John&Annst. 52 89
New buildings 6 4
St.- Mary street 1
Newbuildings 2
Stamper's alley 12
Starr alley 1
Stei-ling alley y
Strawberry st. 45
New buildings 1
Store
liouses
11
5>
10
3
4
7
30
1
■32
4
4|
8 16
:06l.'i5
12 16j
831392
55 1;
135 8-
27-
14 2.
4\
37107
2 ■'■
4 c
246157
12 8
2 A7
31
2
7
3
5
43
4
7
5
1
28
o
O
4
^S-.i PuUIk-
18
6
14
build-
•ings.
B. F.
5 5
19'
il
J3
Work
sliups,
iLablci.
13. F.
1 li
5
1
?8
2
6li9
5
32
82
6
226
1
61
1
8
21
1
9
82
3
0/
66
40
4
8
27
ltl3|
42
12j
2
6 9j
— I 1
U
20
10
21
17
43
58
11
64
27
623
1701
08O
53
180
23
563
57
39
36
21
339
204
38
28
8
16
67
APPENDIX.
Streets, &c.
Swanson stree(
Newbuildingt
Swanwick street
Tammany street
Nev/building-f-
Tenth street
New building>
Third street
New building's
Thirteenth st.
New buildini^e
Twelfth street
New buildings
Union street
Newbuildingb
Vernon street
New buildings
Vienna street
Vine street
Ne\v buildings
Wagner's alley
Walnut alley
Walnut street
New buildings
Water street
New buildings
Watkins*s alley
Weaver's alley
New buildings
Webb's alley
West street
Wharves N. 8c h.
New buildings
Willing's alley
Wissahicon roac
^^ew buildiiigij
Wood St. N. L.
New building
Wood street, K
New buildingj
Buildings west
lit iiroad Ht
ftni Shippen's
Dwell
ing
houset
B. F
Store
houses
B F.
87 61
2 1
2
26 22
2
50 6:
20 Ir.
49525:
38 8
8 33
5 7
51 24
1
82. .6
8 3
6 2b
13
141 5f
6 d
4 U>
2
177 2^:
9 1
208 10
2 2
8 3
1 6
2
2 12
4 8
15 7
5 1
19 I?-
2
24 34
5
4 21
2
1
26 11
11
24.
159
15
3 .£ -
B F
368 36
11 1
Public
build-
ings
3 F.
15
Work-
shops,
tie-
stables
&c.
•-'■
B, F.
4 36
—
4
2 1
1 5
2
20 36
5 13
56
23 112
1 2
55
1 13
1
13
5 21
1
2
14 14
—
a
2 6
1
1
6
9 7o
1
13
2 5
1 10
U 34
2 1
13
10 34
2
J )
2 3
i-..^n:4
»■■
', — f .
,'2
4
:■•
70 41
—
12
5 2
a 3?
— .
4
2 3!:'
1
1 6
1
1
APPEXDJX.
Svr^..,5
>
lasie t(-Schu\ ;-
kill, beiwcci
Federal anil
New baiiding.-
'Ov.elK
lOUses
106289
20 45
It
^ i?r Public
build-
injpi.
B. F
Work-
sliops,
vtablcs
&c.
8. F
.,0
44 ^.0
22196
865
Whole number of new buildings in the city and suburbs,
5/36 brick and 407 frame dweliincj houses, 77 brick and 13
frame store houses, 9 brick and 11 tVame manufacturing
budding^s, li brick mid 5 frame public building's. 38 brick
aud 156 fi-anie v:>rkshops, slablcs, &c. Total 1295.
Total number, 9232 brick and 6582 frame dwelling houses,
1184 brick and 2r8 frame store houses, 227 brick and 15/
frame manuf<cvunng buildings, 157 brick and 48 frame pub-
lic bailJiag"s, 112a brick and 3776 frame workshops, Stable^
&c. 1 otal 22769.
NUMBER OF BUILDINGS IN THE DIFFERENT
DISTKICTS.
The city contains thirteen thousand two hundred and forfy
one buildings, of wliich seven hundred and thirty-seven are
new.
Brick.
Frame.
Total.
Dw-ftlling houses
6351
2523
8874
Store houses
1053
15'
1212
Manufacturing buildings
161
69
230
Public buildings
131
25
156
Stables, workshops, he.
944
1825
2769
Totals 8640 4601 13241
Northern Liberties, built part, (exclusive of Kensington)
contains ibur thousand two hundred and eighty, of which
two hundred and seventy -two are new.
Brick
Dwelling houses 1556
Store houses 93
Manufacturingk buildings 42
Public buildings 10
St.^bles, workshops, &c. 64
Frame.
1442
76
49
9
939
Total.
2998
169
91
19
1003
Totals 1765 2515 42«|
.11 APPENDKi.
Penn Townslitp, btiilt parts, contains tiine hundred aoct
'Jiirty-six buildjng-s, of which fifty-seven aie new. ' ■"'
B
i Ick.
Frame.
Total,
Dwelling- houses
225
292
517
S^ujre houses
2
2
Manufitcturing building's
4
8
12
Fublic buildings
m
3
5
Stables, woi-ks'jops, Stc.
76
400
Totals 307 629 936
Kcnsinjrton cont.ains eight hundred and sixty-nine build-
?r;gs, of which fii'ty-two are new,
Brick.
Frame.
Total.
Dwelling-houses
184
431
615
Store houses
1
8
9
Manufacturing- buildings
5
5
10
Public buildinij^s
1
o
4
htables, workshops, &c.
14
217
231
Totals 205 664 869
Southwark, built parts, contains two thousand sevien hun-
di-ed and thirty nine buildings, of which one hundred and
'.'wenty-eig-ht are new.
Brick.
Frame.
Total
Dwelling houses
834
1467
2301
Store liouses
36
32
68
Manufacturing' buildings
10
19
29
Fublic buildings
8
5
13
Stables, workshops, &c.
14
314
528
Totals 902 1837 2739
Moyamensing and Passyunk, north of Federal road, cou-
lains seven hundred and four buildings, of wliich fox'ty-nine
ure new.
Bi
rick.
Frame.
Total.
Dwellini^ lioui;es
82
427
509
Store houses
1
1
2
>Ianuf. during buildings
5
7
12
Public buildiiit^s
5
3
8
Stubles, workshops, &c-
16
157
173
Totals 109 595 704
nECAPITULATION,
Brick. Frame. Total,
(jilv 8640 4601 13241
Northern Liberties 1765 2515 4280
Peni\ Townsiup 307 629 9^6
APPENDIX.-, LI 11
Kensing^ton 205 664 869
South wark 902 1837 2739
Moyamensing and Passyunk 109 595 704
Grand totals 11928 10841 22769
Number of dwellings erected In 1802, 1803, and 1804.
Brick. Frame. Totid.
1802 338 126 464
1803 383 102 389
1804 204 69 273
The following is a Statement of the progressive increase of
Houses and Inhabitants in the City and Suburbs.
Houses. Inhabitants
In 1683 there were 80 and about 6u0
1700 700 5000
1749 2076 15000
1760 2969 20000
1769 4474 30000
1776 5460 40000
1783 6000 42000
1806 13000 9O0OO
And m 1810, twenty-two thousand seven hundred and
sixty-nine buildings of different descriptions, and about one
hundred thousand inhabitants.
'* In consequence of the publication of an incomplete state-
ment of the number of inhabitants in the city and county of
Philadelphia, some of the New York editors have published
an erroneous comparison of llie popidation of Philadelphia
and New York. Tiie marshal of the district of Pennsylvania
has enabled us to give the whole of the returns of the city
and county of Philadelphia, within the hmits of which the
ntimber of inhabitants amounts to 111,210
While tlie city of New York, which embraces the
whole island of fifteen miles in lengilj, con-
tains but 96,372
So that the population of Philadelphia exceeds
that of New York 14,888
And Philadelphia still retains her rank as the first city
in the United States." IFoulson.^
February 15, 1811.
Pennsylvania contained in 1810 810,153 Inhabitants.
1800 602,365
Increase in ten years 207,788
c-
. .: APPENDIX,
A comparative Vienv of the Census of some of the
principal Cities of the Uiiited States. *
Cities. No. Intiabitant.^.
Philadelphia . , . . .111,210
New York 96,372
Baltimore 46,485
Boston 33,234
Salem ...;.... 12,600
Providence 10,071
Itichmond 9,751
Albany 9,356
Washington 8,620
Newark 7,993
Portland ....... 7,173
Portsmouth ...... 6,93.4
ViEV/s o/" Me Manufactures in the Uniied State^s;
derived from the returns made to the Treasury, pursuant to
an Act of Congress, passed ^•^lay 1st, 1810. In a letter from
S. L. MircHiLL, to the Hon. Thomas Newton, dated
Washiyigton, January 7. 1812.
Dear Sir, /
The act fartliier to alter and amend the act providing for
the third census or enumeration of the inhabitants of the
United States, passed May 1, 1810, made it tiie duty of the
several mai'shals, secretaries, and their assistants, wliile
they were' taking the census of the people, to take also,
under the direction of the secretary of the treasury, and
according' to the lnstructi««^ he should give, an account of
the several manufacturing- establishments and manufactures
within their several districts, territories, and divisions. It
was directed that the whole of the information so collected
should be returned to the secretary of the treasury. It was
enacted too tliat for such additional services, suitable com-
pensation should hereafter be made by law. The money
appropriated for coimting the irihabitants and registering
their manufactures, was one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars, which is understood to have been more than enough
to defray the whole co!5t.
Agreebly to the request of the Committee of commerce
snd manufactures, 1 have paid some attention to the returns
made by the marshals on the state of manufactures in our
C'ountry. They abound with information; though some of
them are executed with greatly more care and exactness
than others. Massachusetts appears to have been done with
remarkable correctness and method, by counties and towns,
rhre.p'irttal acvoants are followed by a general rctapitulatlon;
APPENDIX. i^r
and the "whole 13 an example of order and perspicuity ex-
ceedingly creditable to Mr. Prince. South Carolina, on the
contrary, is an example of carelessness beyond any of the
returns. It is deficient in many important respects; and
seems to 'have been sent away in such a hurry, that the
columns of fijs^ures are not added together into an ag-gre-
gate sum at the foot.
The information collected in the other states, evinces
interniediate dei^^rees of observation and accuracy. Yet it
oug"ht to be mentioned of New-Jersey, a state famous for in-
d\isti-y and manufactures, that the county abstracts only
are forwarded, witlmut any summaiy whatever of the wliole.
To i-ender the statement instructive, the reader must be-
stow the labour of for'.iiing the general conclusion; and in
attempting this, lie will discover frequent instances of in-
completeness or inaccuracy. With this may be contrasted
the return fvom Pennsylvania, which evinces an extent of
research, on the part of Mr. Smith, honourable to him as an
oificcr, and exhibits the manual arts and trades of t'le com-
monwealih to which he belongs, in a highly advantageous
light. Their numbers and kinds are displayed with t xtraor-
dinary detail, both as to the branches carried on and capi-
tal employed.
1 nevertheless undertook the task of making a general
abstract, and of deducing a sort of comprehensive table. I
began with the return of Mr. Curtenius, from New-York,
and entered tiie total sunis of his stvei'al articles in one line
upon a sheet of paper. There I recorded the 867 tanneries,
491 distilleries, 42 breweries, .13 u68 looms, 467 fulling-mills,
443 carding machines, 26 cotton manufactories, 28 paper-
mills, 124 batteries, 6 glass-houses, 2 pov»'d<T-mdls, 18 i-ope-
walks, lU refineries of su.gar, 28 od-mills, 11 bh.stiiirnaceii,
10 air-furnacrs, 44cut-na!l manufactories, and 48 I'urges, wivh
some other tinngs, particularly the cloths miuuifa(aured in
that extensive commonwealth- On attempting, however, 10
arrange the other retuDis under the same heads, I fotmd great
difficulties in the way. For, though Connecticut, North Caro-
lina, Kentucky, and indeed mostof the states and territories,
corresponded very well to a certain luimber of titles, yet
many of the latter were so difl"orm and various, that it was
impossible to class them under corresponding heads.
There were further tlifficulties. Maine was observed by a
dif!i?rent officer front ]\\n\ wlio look ilie census of Massachu-
setts. The return from that district is so unlike the one made
by the other marshal, ihatit is extrer..ely difliicult, it' not
impossible, to make then) correspond and harm«nt/e. I des-
paired, tiieiefore, ofett'ecJing a reconcilement in the nuirns
from, the two parts of Massachusetts. Again; Tennessee is in
very much the same situation. The maisUai of the western
l^fl APPENDIX.
district of that state has made a valuable return; his col-
league of the eastern district has not equalled him in parti-
cularizing and distributing his subject, and besides, has pur-
sued so different a plan that it is not practicable to adapt
them.
I might easily make other observations. The return from
Shode-Island might be quoted for its minuteness and accu-
racy. Rut, notwithstanding the appearance of observation
and' fidelity which pervades it, there is almost or quite an
impossibility of adjusting its materials with those contained
in tlie other returns. The like remark applies to Ohio,
though its return contains indications of perspicacity and in-
telligence; and to Michingan, wlicse secretary, Atwuter, has
furnished a paper which, though small, is a moddle of per-
spicuity and neatness.
After several attempts to arrange and methodize the ma-
terials, so as to bring them into one compendious view, I
became convinced that my labours were fruitless, and aban-
doned the undertaking. It is certainly a subject of regret
that a grand total cannot be formed of all the manufacturing
estabhshmenis in the nation. Yet we may rejoice that so
much lias been done. When the next census sh:di be taken,
we may be more successful. An exact schedule of all the
subjects of inquiry ought to be formed. These, if transiiiit-
ted to the proper officers, would direct their attention to
certain aad definite objects. The returns ^^•ould therb} be
rendered uniform, and capable of being added up into one
great account, exliibiting in a concordant and uniform man-
ner all the subjects inquired into throughout tlie slates and
territories.
Sonie most valunble information is derived from these re-
tunis, incomplete and heterogeneous as they are. Under the
head of sheep, for example, we learn that Vermont contains a
stock of450,000; Massachusetts399,182; Connect;cut400,000;
and Penns\ Ivania 1,466,918. Among these are included the
individuals of tlie merino breed, and of the mixed race de-
rived from their communic:ttion with the ordin^vry kind.
From ihese premises v.e deduce favourable conclusions as to
the food derived from their carcasses, the leather from their
skins, and above all tlie clothing from their fleeces.
The number of looms, and of cardnig and sj^inning ma-
chines, almost exceeds bfdief, as does also the amount of
cloth prepared by the inliabitants. The woollen manufacture
has prodigiously increased, as well in the quality and vurie-
t}', as in the quantity of tlie goods. Such advances ai e already
iiiade toward supph ing domestic fabrics enough to clothe
the pei.ple,that but fev years nu^re will be necessary, under
he existing commercial restrictions, to efiect that importaftt
object.
At'PKNUlX.
I'bc progress made in the preparation of cotton twist, and
.»f the articles into which it may be manufactured hy the
weaver, has been still more rapid and surprisinjj. From a
perusal of these papers, the most comfortable {.ssurincc is
derived of the amount and fitness of these products ot the
loom, to aiford a covering to man, and furnitoi-e for his ha-
l>itation.
The fabrics of flax are also so far extended, and so much '
#n the increase, as to excite the most cheeriui^ prospec'S of
an au.acmcnted supply to our citizens, from their own proper
labour and skill. The superior excellence of homespun linen
s the strong-est of all recommendations.
These papers contain a more distinct and interesting^ ex-
hibition tlian we ever had before of tlie saltpetre munufiC-
tured in the slates. Ihus Vn-ginia prepares .59,1/5 pounds;
Kentucky 201,937; Massuclmsetts 23,6'JU; EmsI Tennessee,
17,534, and West Tennessee, chiefly in Jackson, Warren,
White, and Smith counties, 144.895; makln}^ nearl}- half a
million pounds of home mude mire, as g'ood as tlsat usually
brought from foreign parts. It'is alleged, the quantity may
be increased to any dcbirable amoimt. The connexion of this
with numerous manufactories of gun powder, puts us quite
at our ease as to the nitrate of potash, and to tiie means we
possess of compounding it.
'I'he manufacture of straw is eminently worthy of notice.
In Massachusetts, wliere the forming of bonnets Irom that
material seems to have first begun, the yearly amount of
sales is uot less than 55551,988. Tlie manufacture of straw
bonnets has been since undertaken in Connecticut, and pro-
duces the yearly value of g 27,100; and it is worthy of re-
mark, that tlie labours of two women in New Jersey, in*the
same way, yielded them ^ 140, amounting to the sum of
S 579,228, for the single article of straw bt)nnet3.
Noi- is the preparation of sugar from the juice of the maple
free unimportant. Of this domestic sweet, Ohio produces, in
a twelve-month, 3,023,8j6 pounds ; Kentucky, 2,4/1,647;
^'ern■.ont, 1,200,000; and Eas' rennessee, 162,340: makmg
u quantity of Jiearly seven mdlioa jKJunds in these states only,
wherein the returns may be conci;ived to be greatly within
the trutli.
\Vorks in horn, ivory, and shell, have made a progress
that is Worthy of notice. The combs, for instance, which
(^.oimeciicut prejjares annually for market, are estinmted at
870,000; Massachusetts 5)80,624; and Pennsylvania §6,240;
equalling a sum of §5 156,8u4.
I may mention too the abundance of copperas which West
Tennessee and Veimont alford. 'I'he quantity per annum
from the former, is stated at 56,000 lbs.; and from the latter,
at 8,0(JO. The quality of these sulphites of iron is declared
I. VI II APPEm)IX.
to be very fine, aftd tliat drug'g-ists and dyers may be supplied
"to any demand Lhey may make.
liie tannUig- of skins is displayed, in tiiese surveys, to great
advantage Indeed, among- a people who universally wear
fehoes of leather, and a great part of whose male inhabitants
dress in boots, the consumption of that material is extrava-
g-ant. Ry admitting- hides and peltry free of impost, and lur-
ing heavy duties upon the introduction of tanned and rawed
leather, congress has g-iven aniple proiectlon to the operations
•f pj-eparing- skins for use. But our domestic supplies go far
fe( } ond the demand for the feet and legs. Saddlery, Imrnt-sa,
and books, are piincipally supplied fi-om the same internal,
source, to the g-ieatextent of tiieir several demands; and the
iik<^ may be observed of the supplies for the wants of naviga-
tion and military equipments.
A prominent feature in the face of this performance is the
runiber of stills employed in the preparation of ardent spirits.
The quantity of ardent spuits annually distilled appears, by
Ihe )etuins, to equal tJic- piodig-ious amount of twenty -three
miHinns seven hundred and twenty thousand gallons. The
extraction olbi-andy from peaches, of an alkoholic liquid from
•ider, and of whiskey from rye, and even maize, is carried
to this alarming- excess. These products of the distilleries
are chief!} consumed among- ourselves, though a portion of
the latter is converted to gin before it reaches tl^e human
stom.ich. While, therefore, we observe che increase of these
Lome-made fluids, we must reflect on their inebriating ef-
fecrs. It cannot be disguised, that tl)eir intoxicating quality
recommends them to such general employment. Nor ought
it to be concealed, than in a country wliere a gallon of this
maddening stimulus Cim be bought for half a dollar, a gill
may be obtained at retail for three cents, and the seller, at
the same time, moie than double his money. The fondness
fortius bewitcliing beverage, and tiie repugnance to any ex-
cise upon it, raise in tiie mind a curious association between
the free use of it and of jjolitical freedom. And it deserves
tiie coiisideration of all the thinking part of society, how i'ar
disease, idleness, immorality, and other mischiefs incidental
to strong potation, may not degrade freedom to rudeness and
something worse.
A few oiher important objects disclosed by an examination
of these papers, remain to be mentioned.
The number of water and horse-mills employed in .spin-
ning cotton, on this exhibition, amounted to 3M), in themontli
of August, I8l(), and working one hundred thousand spin-
dles Tiiese, on an. average, will spin annually between four
ftnd live million pounds of yarn; and that yarn would be suf-
ficient to weave eighteen millions of yards of cotton cloth,
tnre€ q-..iart€rs of a yard wide. And this is wholly indepea-.
APPENDIX. JLix
ient of what may be spun in private families, although it
n>akes part of uLat is wove tliere.
The fulling mills returned amount to 16)0; and the,M'0(il-
•ardhig machines, going by water, lo 1585.
The number of looms relumed exceeds 330,0'j(>, and the
total number of yards of cloth made uf wool, coiiou, and flax,
as reluj-TJed, exceeils seventy-five mdlions.
Gun-p /wder iniiis are enumerated to the number of 20r.
Some of these are, inueed, small; but they count, and, im
addition to the larger ones, they prepare yearly 1,450, OOf
liounds of gun-powder.
Five imndred and thirty furn:<ces, tbrges, and bloomeries^
are enumerated.
The paper mills amount to 190.
I cannot forbear to express the wish, that these important
fjapeis may fall into the iiands of some person wlio may liave
time and ability to derive from Ihem mure extensive infor-
mation than 1 am able to give you. But until tins shall be
done, the present coaimuJilcation ma} serve to aflord some
idea of llie manner in which the marsijals have txeculed
their mstructions, and of the facts whicii their returns con-
tain.
Allow me lo assure you, once more,, of my great esteefia
and regard.
s\:vk;ix l. mux. hill.
GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
CIVIL ESTABLISilMEN T.
■Tames Madikon', president of l.... ^;^ v...;!:,
Salary, g 25,0Q0
Tice president, (vacanr) 5,0u0
MEMFIERS OF THE TWELFTH CONGRESS.
Note, tach senator and member of the house of representa-
tives, receives a compensation of six doilars per day, while
attending^ in session, and one day's pav for eveiy twenty
miles travelling to and fron» the seat of govei niueot.
SENATE.
5lew Hamp.shire, ^^'"^^V ^^l"''
•* f Joseph M. >win«i
LX
APPENDIX.
Connecticut,
Rhode Island,
Vermont,
New York,
New Jersey,
Pennsylvania,
Delaware,
Maryland,
Virginia,
North Carolina
South Carolina,
Georgia,
Kentucky,
Tennessee,
Ohio,
Louisiana,
CChauncey Goodilcu
t Samuel W. Dana.
C William Hunter,
cJeremiah B. Howell
C Stephen R. Bradley,
<^ Jonathan Robinson.
CObadiah German,
cJohn Smiih.
CJohn Lambei't,
cJohn Condit.
C Andrew Greg^g",
<^ Michael Leib.
Oames A. Bayard,
C Outerbridge Horsey*
C Samuel Smith,
i Philip Reed.
C Richard Brent,
t William B. Giles.
Cjames Turner,
(.Jesse Franklin.
5 James Gaillard,
cJohn Taylor.
5 Charles Tait,
C William H. Crawford.
C Geoi-ge M. Bibb,
cJolm Pope.
C Joseph 'Anderson,
t George W. Campbell.
C Thomas Worthington,
C. A.lexandar Carnpbell.
5 Allan B. Magruder,
C Thomas Posey.
Samuel A. Otis, secretary
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
JVtfw Hampshire.
Josiah Bartlett, John A. Harper,
Samuel Dlnsmoor, George Sullivan.
Obed Hall,
JUassachunetfs.
Ebenezer Seaverj,
Ezekiel Bacon,
Abijah Bigeiow,
Elijah Brigharn,
Richard Cutts,
Wilham Ely,
Isaiah L- GreeYi>»^
Josiah Quhicy,
William Reed,
Francis Carr,
Samuel Taggart,
Peleg Tallman,
Charles Turner, jun.
Labun Wheaton,
Leonard Wliite,
William Widgcry,
Wm. M. Richardson.
JRhode Island.
Ilithard Jackson, jun. Elisha R. Potter
C'o7inecticut.
Epaph. Champion, Timothy Pitkin, jun.
Jolm Davenport, jun. Lewis B. Sturges,
Lyman Law, Benjamin Tallmadg^e.
Jonathan O. Moseley,
Vermont.
Martin Chittenden, Samuel Shaw,
James Fisk, William Strong. '
^e-w York.
Daniel Avery, William Paulding, ji^jj.
Hamanus Bleecker, Benjamin Pond,
Thomas B. Cooke, Peter B. Porter,
James Emoit, Ebenezer Sage,
Asa Fitch, Thomas Sammons,
Thomas II. Gold, Silas Stow,
K. Le Uoy Livingston, Uri Tracy,
Arunah Metcalf, Pierre Van Cortlandt, jxjn.
Samuel L. Mitchill,
JVtfw Jersey.
Adam Boyd, George C. Maxwell,
Lewis Condit, James Morgan,
Jacob II ut'ty, Thomas Newbold.
Pennsylvania.
William Anderson, Aaron Lyle,
David Bard, James Mdnor,
Hobcrt Brown, ^ William Piper,
William Crawford, Jonathan Itobertifi
Roger Davis, William Rodinan, '-
William Findley, Adam Seybcrl,
John M. Hyneman, John Smilie,
Abner Lacock, George Smith,
Joseph Lefever, Robert Whiteh'li
Delaware.
Henry M. Ridgely.
J\faryland.
Stevenson Archer, Alexander M'Kim,
Charles Guldsborough, Samuel Ringgold,
Joseph Kent, Philip Stewart,
Phihp B. Key, Robert Wright.
Peter Little,
Virginia.
John Baker, Ji)hn Dawson,
Burwell Bassett, Thomas Gholson,
James Breckenridge, Peterson Goodwyrii-
William A. Burwell, Edwin Gray,
Matthew Clay, Aylett Hawes,
John Clopton> J06eph Lewis, juH.
f
Lxxi APPENDIX.
William M'Coy, John Roane,
Hugh Nelson, Daniel ShefTey,
Thomas Newton, John Smith,
James Pleasants, jun. John Talliaferro,
John Randolph, Thomas Wilson.
JS'oHh Carolina.
"^N^illis Alston, jun. Nathaniel Macon,
William Blackledge,- Archibald M'Bryde,
James Cochran, Israel Pickens,
M«shack Franklin, Lemuel Sawyer,
William R. King-, Richard Stanford.
Joseph Pearson, (One vacancy.)
South Carolina.
William Butler, William Lowndes,
John C. Calhoun, " Thomas Moore,
Lang-don Cheves, David R. Williams,
Elias Earle, Richard Winn.
Georgia.
William W. Bibb, Boiling Hall.
George M. Troup, (One vacancy.)
Kentuchif.
Henry Clay, (Speaker) Samuel M'Kee,
John Desha, Anthony New,
Richard M. Johnson, Stephen B. Ormsby.
Tettnessee.
Felix Grundy, John Sevier.
John Rhea,
Ohio.
Jeremiah Mon-ow.
Louisiana.
Thomas B. Robertson.
JMississippi Territory.
George Poindexter, delegate
Indiana Territoi^-
Jonathan Jennings, delegate.
Patrick Magruder, cl^k.
JUDICIARY.
tfoHN Mablshall, chief justice of the United States,
Salarxj, g 4000
Associate judges, Salary gSJOO each.
r>u6hrod Washington, 'liiomas Todd,
William Johnson, jun. Joseph Story,
Br^ckholdst Livingston, Gabriel Duval.
Attornev general of the United States,
William Pinckiicy (of Maryland) Salary g 3CO0
appendix:.
L\lll
DISTRICT JUDGES.
District of Maine,
New Hampshire,
Massacliust;tt3,
Uhode Island,
Vei-monc,
Connecticut,
New York, chief juJge,
Additional judge,
New Jersey,
Pennsylvania,
I)elawai-e,
Maryland,
Virginia,
North Carolina,
South Carolina,
Ceorg-iri,
Kentucliy,
Tennessee,
Ohio,
Columbia, cliief judg-e.
Assistant judges
5
David Sewall,
Siooo
John S. Siierburne,
100-:'.
Juhn Davis,
i:;tjo
David Howell,
800
Elijah Paine,
800
Pierpont Edwards,
loeo
M. B. 'ralniadge,
1500
W. P. Van Ness,
KoberL Morris,
1000
Kichard Peters,
ICGO
John Fisher,
12U0
James Houston,
1500
John Tyler,
1800
Henry Pottcj'i
1500
John Drayton,
1800
\\ ilFfani btevens,
1500
Harry Innes,
1500
John M'Nairv,
500
Charles W. Bird,
1500
William Cranch,
2000
Nicholas Fitzhug-h,
1600
Buckner Thrviston,
1600
CLEllKS TO THE SUPREME CIRCUIT AND DISTRICT
COURTS.
Supreme Court,
Di sulci of N. Hampshire,
Maine,
Massachusetts,
Rhode Island,
Vermont,
Conhccticut,
New York
New Jersey,
I'ennsylvania,
Delaware,
Maryland,
Virginia,
North Carolina,
South Carolina,
Georgia,
Kentucky,
Tennessee,
Columbia
Bitto,
Elias B. Caldwell,
Jonathan Steel,
Henry Sewall,
Nathan (ioodale,
Edmund T. Ellery,
Cephas Smith,
Simeon Bald'Cin,
Edward Dunscomb,
Robert Bog-g-s,
David Caldwell,
Thomas WitherspooTi,
Philip Moore,
\Villuim Marshall,
Wdliam Blackledge,
Thomas Hall,
Richai-d M. Stites,
Thomas Tunstall,
Rol.ert M. Gavock,
V» illiam Brent,
George D^neale.
IJClvV
AFPENt)I.X.
DISTKICT ATTORNIES-
New Hampshire,
Maine,
Massachusetts,
I'hode Island,
C-onnecticut,
"Vermont,
Xew York,
New Jersey,
Pennsylvania,
iJelaware,
■Maryland,
\ irginia,
.Kentucky,
.^'orth Corolina.,
South Carolina,
fjcorgia.
East Tennesse,
N\ est Tennessee f
Ohio,
Columbia,
N^w Orieans,-
Daniel Humphries..
Silas Lee,
George Blake,
David Howell,
Hezekiah liuntingdorij
Cornelius P. Van Ness,
Nathan Sandford,
Joseph M'llvaine,
Alexander J. Dallas,,
■fieorge Keed,, jun-.
Elias Glenr-,-
George Hay,
Robert Wicklifle,
Kobert H. Jones,
Tliomas Parker,
William B. BuUock,
Jolni M'Campbell,
John E. Beck,
Samuel Herrick,
Walter Jones, jun. -
John K. Grymes.
MARSHALS.
-New Hampshire,
Elaine,
Massachusetts^
Rhode Island,
Connecticut^
Vermont,
New York,
New Jersey,
Pennsylvaniajr
Delaware,
Maryland,
Virginia,
jWrth Carolina,
South Caiolina,
Georgia,
Kentucky,
Columbia,
Bast Tennessee,
West Tennessee,
Ohio,
Orlean?!
Michael M'Clary,
Thomas G. Thornton,
James Prince,
Ebenezer K. Dexter^
Robert Fairchild,
David Robinson,
Peter Curtenius,
Oliver Wayne Ogdar?
John Smith,
James Brobson,
Thomas Rutter,
Andrew Moore,
Beverley Daniel,
Robert E. Cochrrfn,
John Eppinger,
Robert Crockett,
W^ashington Boyd,
Charles 1. Porter,
John Childress, Jul).
Lewis Cass,
Peter L. B. Duptols.
APPENDIX. -cxv
GOMMISSIONERS OF LOANS.
Yew Hampshire, William Gardner,
Massachusetts, Benjamin Austin, jun.
Rhode Island, Christopher Ellery,
t^vonnecticut, Jonathan Bull,
New York, William Few,
New Jersey, William Ewing-,
Pennsylvania William White,
Delaware, John Stockton,
Maryland, Edward Hall,
Virginia, Thomas Nelson,
North Carolina, Sherwood Haywood >
Soutli Carolina, Morton A. Waring,
<!l«orgia, Hobert Habersham.
FEDERAL COURTS OF LAW.
THB SUPREME COURT.
At the seat of government, the fii-st Monday In Februar}-
annually.
CIRCUIT COURTS.
For New Hampshire, on the 19th of May and 2d of No-
vember, at Portsmouth and Exeter.
Vermont, at Windsor and Kutland, alternately, the 1st of
May and 3d of October.
Massachusetts, at Boston, on the 1st of June and 20th of
October.
Rhode Island, on the 15th of June and 15th of November,
at Newport and Providence.
Connecticut, on the 13th of April and ITth of SeptembeP
at New Haven and Hartford.
New York, at New York on the 1st of April and Sep-
tember.
New Jersey, at Trenton, on the 1st of April and October.
Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia, on the 11th of April, and
11th of October.
Delaware, at Newcastle and Dover, on tlie 3d of June an^l
the 27111 of October.
Maryland, at Baltimore, on the 1st of May and 7th of No-
vember.
Virginia, at Richmond, on the 22d of May aed November.
No; th Carolina, at Raleigh, ^hc 12th of May and No-
vember.
South Carolina, at Charleston, on the 20th of Mav, and Kt
Columbia on the 30th of Nove.Tiber>
-;.-.jvf. APPENDIX '
Georgia, on the 6th of M:iy :.. ... r;:rember, at Sa-
vannah and Louisville.
District of CoKimbi.), at the cit} of Washington, Ic.i Mon-
day in June and 4th in December, and at Ah'^x&ndi'ia, 1st
Mcnclav in July and 4th in November.
V^hen any of the above fixed days happen to bp, ou Sunday,
the court is opened on the Monda} fallowing
in those districts where t'.vo places are designated for
holding ihe sessions of the Cu'cuit court, the first term in the
year is ahvays held at the place hrst named.
DISTRICT COURTS.
Maine disirict^
At Portljind, 3d Tuesday in June and the 1st in Decem-
ber, and at Fovvnaiboroug'h, ist in March and Septembe;r»
JVcnv Hampshire <f ■ ' ^
At Portsmouth, 3d Tuesday in March and September,
and at Exeter, 3d*ir .'u.k: and December.
Windsor and al iv. caia; i.st Monday in February and Au-
gust, and 2d in May and November,
Massac hus-^'tSy
At Salem, 3d Tuesday in Mar eh, and 2d in September,
and at Boston 4th I'uesday in June, ai;d 1st in December,
Rhode Island-,
At Newport and Providence, 1st Monday in February and
August, and 1st in May and November.
Connecticut^
At New Haven, 3d I'uesday m February and August,
and at Hartford, 3d in May and November.
J'y'l'W York,
At New York, 1st Tuesday in February and May, Au-
gust and November.
/ A''e7U Jersey,
At Burlington, 1st Tuesday in February (tnd August, and
at NeV UrunsWicic 1st in May and Noven*ber.
Pennsylvaniay
At Philadelphia, 3d Monday in February, May, August
and November.
Delaivarc,
At Dover, 4th Tuesday in Febi-uary and August, and at
Newcastle, 4lh in May and November.
Muryi(hid^.
At Kaslon, IstTtiesday in Maicii and September, and «
Baltimore, 1st in June :uid December.
APVi. .>uiA. >
At Williamsburg', ad Tuesday in March ar.d September,
and at Richmond 3d in June and December.
North Carolina^
At Newbern, 1st Monday in February, May, Aujyust, and
November.
South Carolina,
At Charleston, 3d Monday in March and September^ Is
in July and 2d in December.
Gfor^ia,
At Augusta, on 2d Tuesday in November, and at Savan
nah, 2d in Februafy, May, and August
K(ifit7ici-yi
At Frankfort, on 2d Monday in March, od in June and
November.
Tennessee^
On the 1st Monday in April, July, October, and January.
Exclusive of the above-mentioned stated courts, ihe dis-
i-ict judges have power to hold special courts in their re-
spective districts at their discretion.
DEPARTiMEXTS OF ^
THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
fAMES M UN ROE, Secretary, Salar}/ gSOOO
Chief clerk, John Graham, and six clerks.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
ALBERT GALLATIN^ Secretary, Salaty, §5000
Chief clerk, Edward Jones, and five clerks.
Comptroller, Richard Hush, % Salary, goSOO
Ghiot clei-k, Nathan Luft'borough, and 12 clerks.
Aud*||^', Richard Harrison, Sauiry, §3000
ChiefTlerk, Patrick Farrel, and 11 clerks.
Tre-suer, I'homas Tudor I'ucker, Salary^ J^3000
Chief olerk, Samuel Brook, and two clerks.
Register, Joseph Xourse, Salary, §2400
Fifteen clerks. ^
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WILLI VM EUS riS, Secreurv, Salary, 4500
Chief clerk, , and 5'clerks.
Lxviii APPENDIX.
Accountant, William Simmons, Salary^ ^2000
Chief clerk, Peter Hagner, and 8 clerks.
GENERAL OFFICERS, 8cC. OF THE UNITED STATES
ARMY.
MAJOR GENERALS,
Henry Dearborne, James Wilkinso!n.
Thomas Pinckney,
BRIGADIER GENERALS,
Wade Hampton, John Armstrong,
James Winchester, John Chandler,
Joseph Bloomfield, John P. Boyd, .1,
William Hull, Henry Burbeck,
Thomas Flournoy, WlUiam Henry Harrlso.i (
qUARTER-MASTER GENERAL,
Morgan Lewis.
COMMISSARY GENERAL,
Callender Irvine.
^ ADJUTANT GENERAL,
Thomas Gushing.
INSPECTOR GENERAL,
Alexander Smyth.
QUARTER master's DEPARTMENT.
MORGAN LEWIS, Quarter Master General.
Anthony Lamb, Deputy Q. Master, Albany
Jacob Eustis, do Boston
William Linnard, do Philadelpliia
Capt. William Swan, do
Major A. Stoddard, do
Lieut Samuel Champlain, do
James Thomas, do New Orleans
Lieut. D. Bake]-, Assist. D. Q. M. Detroit
Lieut. Hez. Johnson, do Pittsburg
Capt. J. B. Walbach, do Portsmouth
Capt. James House, do Newport, R. L
Lieut. H. Ycaton, do Norfolk, Tirginia
Lieut. S. Chaiiij)lain, do Charleston, S. C.
Capt. N. Leonard, do Niagara
Lieut. S. Clark, do Annapolis
Capt. Sleplien Ranney, do Salem
Lieut. Jolin T. Wirt, do Fort Stoddart
Capt. John Nicks, do Fort Hampton, N. C.
Lieut. J. C Symmes, do B. Fontaine
APPENDIX
Lieut. C. Van De Venter, Assist. D. Q. M. New York-
Lieut. Samuel Perkins, do Greenleaf' s Point
-Mr. Samuel Duncan,
»^plj|fut. JohnErving-,
«dtieut. J. W. Brysion,
^ieut. Jacob Allbrlght,
Lieut J. HoJling-shead,
Lieut. R. R. Cuyler,
Lieut. Rufus Hatch,
d(w
dW
do
do
do
do
do
Carlisle
Fort Jol^llon
Newporl, Ken.
Vincennes
Trenton
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
COL. DECIUS WARDSWOUTH, commissary general
Major George Domford, assist, commissary general.
Lieut. Sylvanus 'I'hayer, deputy commissary.
Lieut. John Morton, do
COMMISSAilY's DEPARTMENT
CALLENDER IRVIXI^, commissary general.
John M'Kinney, I>L-])uty commissar;-.
John H. Pium'mer^
Thomas Buford,
J. Langdan, jun.
John Cumin ings,
Amaza Stelson,
Benjamin Cuduorth,
John Stith,
Hanson Kelly,
Elisha Tracy,
Joseph VV. Nickolson,
Bejijamin Morgan,
Samuel Paisscl,
William Jarvis,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
da
d9
do
do
do
NAVT DEPARTMENT
Te«nessee
Kentucky
Porismoutfa
Georgia
S. Carolina
Virginia
K". Carolina
Connectic-ut
New Geneva
New Orlean.^
New York
Vermont
Solan/, g450e
PAUL HAMILTON, secretary,
Chief clerk, C. W. Goldsborougli, and 8 clerks.
Accouniapi, Thomas Turner, Salary. §200?
Chief cletk, Thomas II. Gilliss,and 8 clerks.
NAVAI. FORCi: OF THE UNITED STATES,
FRIGATES.
Guns.
Constitut^oii 44 Chesapeak
United States 44 New York
lrcsjj«|j 4.4 Constellation
Gun.^
44
. 36
L£K
APPENDIX.
Congress
Boston
"Esmx
36
32
Adams
John Adams
Macedonian, taken fron^ie British by Decatur.
-., . n CWaSiM^ (taken)
Ships of war, 1^^^;^
Siren
Argus
Oneid*
■y^erfgeance,
BRIGS.
16^ Enterprize
16 Vixen
16 Viper (cutter)
170 GUN BOATS.
BOMBS.
Spitfire,
Etna,
Vesuvius.
'32
14
12
12
32 gun frigate (building) and 11 schooners at Sac-
ket's harbour, on the lakes.
OFFICERS OF THE UNITED STATES NAVY..
CAPTAINS.
Alexander Murray,
John Rogers,
James Barron,
William Bainbridge,
Hugh. G. Campbell,
Stephen Decatur,
'i^'homas Tingey,
Charles Stewart,
Isaac Hull,
Isaac Chf'uncey,
John Shaw,
John Smith,
John H. Dent,
David Porter,
John Cassin,
Samuel Evans.
I MASTERS COMMANDANT.
%^ hk ^ Charles Gordon, Geo. Washington Reeiflj
'' f * Joseph Tarbell, Arthur Sinclair,
t^dTk AJtA^^''^^'^^ Jones, James T. Leonard,
'James Lawrence,
Charles Ludlow,
Charles Morris, jun.
LIEUTENANTS.
.f.-
M. B. Carroll,
Samuel Elbert,
Oliver H. Perry,
^.I'lSfpii Bainbridge,
^^-''^.fDhn M. ( aidner,
• ^William ^1. Crane,
D. r. Patterson,
Pktjbcrl Henley,
John D. Henley,
Charleb L. Hidgley,
Wilii^m H. Allen,
Samuel Angus, 4
T. Vlacdonoughj
L. Warrington, ,
Octitvus A. Page,
J. Hlakeley,
^ Jiivnes Biddle,
/\ Stephen Cassin,
j^D &. Dexter,
/\ M. X. Woolsey,
Jonaliian Ihorni*
Ceorge C.Kead,
/.
s\
APPENDIX. i-xxi
R. T. Spcnce. Henry E. Ballartl,
Kcl arcl Trench avc],^^!. Tliomas Gamble,
John Orde O.eig-hton,^ A- C. lAidlov, %^
James Itensliaw, ^ ^ B. I Nt-ale,
David Deacon, ^ Joseph I. Nicholson,
Louis Alexis, Walter Stewart,
John Downes, ^ F. M. Babbit,
Sidaey Smitli, ^ .-AViHiurnCarler, jutt.
William Lewis, '^■■tt|h||0itniauncey,
Williuni Burrows,^ ^|PIP^I. Elton,
Tliomas Brown, \ Edwai-d P. Kennedy,
George Parktr, Jesse Wilkinson,
Nathaniel Haraden, Horace Walpole,
Waller Winter, Alexander James Dallas,
George .MerfiU, James Wilson,
Samuel Woolihouse, John B Nicolson,
Charles C B. ihorason, 13. V. Hoflfmaii,
James P. Wiimer,|^ George Budd,
Francis I. MitcUellT^ T. A. G. Jones,
Joseph Nicholso^ John M. Funk,
Alexander Wadgworth, Joseph F. M'Pherson,
John Petligrew, John Porter,
Jesse D. Elliot, ^^^ John T. Shubrick. y
•eorge W. Rogers, ^L
GENERAL POST OFFICE, WASHINGTON CITY.
GIDEON GRANGER, postmaster general, g 300©
Assistant, Abraham Bradley, jun. 1700
Ditto Seth E'ease, ' 1600
Chief clerkj Robert F. How, and 13 clerks.
OO^ See " Post Office Establishment "
SURVEYOR GENERAL.
Josiah Meigs.
UNITED STATES MINT, PHILADELPHI,\.
KOBER r P \'l lERSON, director, g 2000
Benjam.n Rush, treasurer, 1200
Henry Voigt, coiner, loOO
Joseph Richardson, assayer, 1500
Joseph v^ioud, reti)\er, 1500
U(.hert -lOt, engraver, 1200
Adi.r.i Eokfeldt, assistant coiner and die forger, 800
Clerks, one at 700
tw© at 50G
ffy S«€ •• Table of Coin*.*
■ Xlll
APPENDIX
TNTERCOURSE WITH ^REIGN NATIONS.
DIPLOMATIC DEPA!frMENT.
MI^fISTERS PLEXirOTEJ^'WIARY.
ro France, J^Mtjf^rj^^^^^^jujd^t^^ 9009
Court of LondoiKfl^^^ if 9000
St. Petersburg-;, Jo^W^^^ Atlarr.s, 90U0
Rio Janeiro in B . :^il, Thomas Suinter, 9000
Madrid, (vacant) 9000
CHARGE DES AFFAIRS.
Great Britain, (vacant) g 450Q
SECRSTARIES OF LEGATION.
To France, unknown, ,
Court of London, unknown,
1359
CONSULS AND COMMERCIAL AGENTS.
Davidf B. Warden, commercial agent, Paris,
William Lee, ditto ^ Bordeaux,
Jhomas Aborn, vice com. ag-ent, Cayenne,
Voter Walsh, commercial agent, Cette,
William Buchanan,
Rthienne Cathalan,
John Appleton,
Thomas Lovell,
Francis CofPyn,
Henry Wilson,.
Joseph Yznardi,
Robert Montgomery,
William Kirkpatrick
l-^\vis O'Brien,
John M. Baker,
John J. Armstrong,
Richard S. Hackley,
John B. Dabney,
Henry Hill,
George Joy,
J. L. Cathcart,
Sylvan us Bourne,
Kuns Kan, Saabaye,
ditto
Isle France) Bourben,
ditto
Marselles,
ditto
Calais,
ditto
La liochelle,
ditto
Dunkirk,
ditto
Ostend,
ditto
Cadi?,
, ditto
Alicante,
ditto
Riga,
ditto
Malaga,
ditto
St. Andero,
ditto
Isles Majorca, Minor-
ca and Yvica,
ditto
Island of Teneriffe,
ditto
St. Liicar,
ditto
Fayal and the Azores,
ditto
St. Salvador in Brazil,
ditto
Rotterdam,
consul,
Madeii'a,
epnsul general,
Amsterdam,
clitty
Copeuliagen,
.Taraes M*Gre^or,
Thomas Gamble,
Frederick W. Lutze,
William Clarke,
John M. Forbes,
F. J Wlckhelliausen,
Philip Marck,
Plilllp Depeyster,
Edward Carrinijton,
■William Rif^gin,
James Anderson,
John S. Cog-del,
Thomas Applet on,
Alexander Hammet,
Thomas H. Storm,
John Broadhent,
Abraham Gibbs,
Levitt Harris,
William Stewart,
Tobias Lear,
George Uavis,
James Simpson,
Thomas 1,. flalscy,
!^amuel Hazaid,.
Wilham G. Miller,
APPEXDIX.
LXXl
consnl afpneral.
St. Thf mas,
consvil.
Santa Cruz,
ditto
Stetin,
ditto
Embden,
ditto
Hamburg,
ditto
Bremen,
ditto
Franconia,
ditto
Curracoa,
vice consul.
Canton,
ditto
Trieste,
ditto '
Gottenburg*
ditto
Home,
ditto
1 .eghorn.
ditto
Naples,
ditto
Genoa,
ditto
Messina,
ditto
Palermo,
ditto
St. Petersburg,
ditto
Smyrna,
consul general,
Algiers,
consul.
Tripoli,
ditto
Tangier,
consul general,
Buenos Ayfes, Cblli
and Peru,
consul,
Buenos Ayres,
ditto
Archangel,
ditto
INIontc Video.
ditto
Tortola,
ditto
Guadaloupe,
ditto
Martinique,
ditto
St. Jago deCuba,
ditto
Island Jamaica,
ditto
Porto Uico,
ditto
Cadiz.
AGENTS FOR SEAMEN AKD COMMERCE.
Henry Hose, agent, at Antegiia,
Maurice Lisle,
Levvjs Foiman,
Archibald NL Cocke,
Maurice Rogers,
William H. Savage,
J. I J. Clement,
Richard W. Meade,
A'ote. AH those appointed to France and its dependencies,
and those only, arc styled commercial agents.
The fees and emoluments ofconsuls, as established by law,
(except'ug those in the Barbary States) and which of course
extends to commercial agents, are ?9 follows, viz.
For authenticatinj^under the consular sc:U, every protest,
declaration, deposition, or other act, which any captain, mas-
ter, marifier, or other citizen of the United S a;es, may re-
spectively choose to make, the sum of two dollars.
For th^taking into possession, inventorying, selling, and
finally settling and payn)g or transmitting the balance due on
-i^Aiv^ APPEJSrDlS.
personal estate, left by any citizen of the United States, wfe©
shall die within the limits of his consulate, five per cent, on
the gi"t)ss amount of such estate.
For taking into possession, and otlicrwise proceeding on
anr such estate which shall be delivered over to the iegal
representative, before the final settlement of the same, two
and a half pei- cent, on such part delivered over as shall not
be money, and five per cent, on the gross amount of the re-
sidue
For administering- oaths or affirmations to the principal
officers of a vessel confirming the landing of merchandise
where he shall reside, tweniy five cents each; and for certi-
fying the delivery of such merchandise, from every such
vessel, one dollar.
MINISTERS, CONSULS, AND COMMISSARIES OF FOREIGN
POWERS, RESIDENT IN THE UNITED bTATES.
FROM FRANCE.
^,J. SERURIER, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipo-
tentiaiy.
M. Le Baron Lescallier, consul general, New York.
Mare Antoine Alexis Giraxul, consul, Boston.
Gerard Cazeaux, vice consul, Portsmouth, N. H.
Honore Felix de Douzy, vice consul, Fhiladelphfa-.
Louis Francis Leloup, consul, Baltimore.
M. Oster, vice consul, Norfolk- ,
M. Fourcroy, consid, Charleston, S. C.
M. Le Marvis, vice consul, Savannah.
M. M artel, consul, Nat dies.
liOuis de 'lousuid, vice consul. New Oi leans.
FROM SPAIN.
3)0N LLIS DC ONIS, envoy>extraordinary and minister pie-
nipotchiiary. . ^
Don BartoloHie Rerguenef, consul, Pennsylvania, at Phila-
delphia.
Don Antonio ArgoteVillalobos, Gonsul,Virginia and Kentucky.
Don Juan Bauoista Bernaheu, consul, Maryland.
Don Diego Murphy, consul. New Orleans.
Don'Fehpe Facio, consul. North and South CuroHna.
Don Carlos Molvey, consul in the absence of Don Facio.
Don Juan Stoughton, consul. New Hampshire, Massachu-
setts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Vermont. *
Don Jomrrs Stoughton, consul. New York.
Don Pablo Clacon, vice consul, Alexandria.
^f*tm Carters Molvey, vice corTsUl, Newport> R. I. absenf.
APPENDIX. -Lixy
FROM PORTUGAL.
f TosepU Rademuker, consul g^eneral.
(Vaciuu) vice consul at New York.
James F. Voinock, vice consul, Soutk Carolina-
Richard Codman, vice consul, Massachusetts.
Lewis Deblois, vice consul, \Vashington.
FHOM THE LATE BATAVIAN REPUBLIC.
f^\''acant) minister resident.
Adrian Valck, consul, Maryland and Virg'inia.
(Vacant), consul, Charleston, S. C.
J. H. C. Heinekin, commercial ag-ent, Pennsylvanilai
Gilbert I. E. Smissart, New York.
FROl^I SWEDEN.
Ricl|(Pr Sodcr?trom,^imjl g-eneral, Bj«xlelphia. ^
Joscpii A. Wintlirop, vice consul, Charreston, S. C. ▼
Jonathan Swift, vice consul, Alexandria and other ports on
the Potomac.
Rezin D. Sliepherd, vice consul, New Orleans.
Henry Chan, vice consul, New Yo.'-k and f onnecticut.
William Scarborough, vice consul. Savannah.
r>enjamin Blag'Cfe, vice consul, Wilming-ton, N. C.
Peter Collin, vice consul, Maryland.
John My(!rs, vice consul, Norfolk and other ports in Virginia,
except on the Potomac.
f5eorjre Rog-ers, vice consul, Newport, R. I.
S. Rlag-ge, vice consul, Boston, Massaciiuselts and New
Hampsliire
John Hcidrick, vice consul, Wilmin^on, Del.
Samuel Israel, consul. Philadelphia.
FROM DENMARK.
P. PEDKRSEN, charge de aflf^iirs and consul g-neral from
the court of Denmark, Philadelpliia.
C L. Jrger, aecretary to the consulate general, Philadelphia
G. Hammerken, consul. New York.
Charles W. Creene, vice consul, Roston.
F. W Brunb, vice consul, Haiti. nore.
M. ^fyers, vice consul, Xoifolk.
T. Swift, vice consul, Alexanrlria.
Joseph A. W inthrop, vice consul, Charleston, S. C.
William Scarborough, vice c«)n:jiil, Savannah,
llichard Relf, vice consul, New Orleans.
FROM PRUSSIA.
Johanna F.amst, Christian Shultz, consuls, Baltimore.
Jacob Rberheard, Acgust Steiimictz, consuls, Cbarlistor^SbC.
Lxivi APPENDIX:
"FROM RUSSIA.
ANDREW DASCnCOFF, envoy extraordinary and minister «
plenipotentiar)'. ^
M. Svertchkoff, conseller of theleg-ation, Wasliing'ton.
M. Kiizcn, Secretary of the leg-ation, Wasliinj^ton.
Paul Sweenin, secretary of th.e legation, Philadelphia.
Nicholas Kozofr", consul general.
Alexy Eustafiew, consul, Boston.
JMcmbers of the Thirteenth Covgrees from the State
of PcmisylvaiiUL.
l^district. City and county cf PhiladelpHia and county of
Del^We, Adam^i^^ert, *C. J, Il||£i'solU William .^||i|rson
and *,^pn Conrad^^^ ^^ ^^
2d. Counties of Chester and Montgomery, Roger Davis and
Jonathan Roberts.
v3d. Counties of Lancaster and Dauphin, *John Whitehill
j»nd *Jc)iin Gloninper.
4Ui. County of Yok, *Hug]i Glasgow.
5ih. Counties of Cumberland, Franklin and Adams, Robert
Whiteh'll and William Crawford.
6th. Counties of Bucks, Northampton, Lehigh and Wayne,
Robert Brown and *Si.mufcl 1). higham.
7th. Counties of Berks and Schuylkill, John M IJynrman.
8th. Counties of Bedford, Somerset and Cambria, William
Piper. ^
9(h. Counties of Miffiin, Huntingdon, Centre, Clearfield and
MKeun, David Bard.
lOih. Counties oi Ncrthumberliind, Luzerne, Bradford,
Susqueliannah, Lycoming, Tioga and Potter, *Isaac Smith
and *Jared Irwin.
llth- Counties of Westmoreland, Indiana, Jeflerson and
Armstrong, Wjlliam Firctiay.
12ih. County of W asliiiigton, Aar'.n I,.yle.
13th. Counj.es of Fayette and Green, J(jhn Smilie (dead).
14ih. Counties of Allegheny and Butk-r, *Adan)son Tan-
Biehili.
15th. Counties of Beaver, Mercer, Crawford, Eric, Venan-
go and Warren, Abner Lacock.
'I'he whole numb.er of uu mhers is twc nty-three; in the
present congress Penr.sUvania bus but eigliteen member's.
The new mermbers are marked with an asteiisk *.
AI»PBNT)1X. ixivii
GOVERNMENT OF PENNSYLVANIA.
•ilMONT SNYDER, goremor, Salary ^5333 53
.V B. Bojleau, secretary to ihe commonwealth, 3000
MEMBERS OF THE LEGTSLA.TURE.
Assembled on the first Tuesday of December, 1812.
SENATE.
1st district. Edward !Iest#t, William Binder, Charks Bid-
Jle, John Barclay.
3d. John Newbold, Isaac Wayne.
• '^^•^cer Frailey, CMyiiles Shoemaker,,/
4ilf7 William Hamilton, Nathunitl Watson.
5th. James Wilson, Matthias Gress, William Ross
ith. James Laird-
7th. Jonathan Roberts.
•th. William Erwln.
§th. Melchoir liham.
lOih. William Beale.
11th. William Cilliland, Thomas Campbell.
12th. Abel M'Farlane, Isaac V\ eaver.
13th. James Lowry.
l4ili. Presley Carr Lane, speaker.
I5th. Jacob Blotcher.
16th. Archibald ilankin.
17th. Abner I^acock, Walter Lowrie.
18th. Wilson Smith. V
19th. James Brady.
20th. John Barrows.
State of Parties. The whole number of members is 31, ©f
these 5 arc federalists and 26 republicans.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
City of Philadclfihia^.
f William J. Duane, f Lewis Rush,
i Tlioinas Sc rj^eant, \ Jacob Mitchdl-
f Jolin Connc !ly,
County of PhiludtlpHa.
f Jolin Holmes, Dani«-l Groves,
f Ger)rg-e Morton, Jacob Holi^a'e,
John M'Leod, -j- Charks Souder.
, Bucks.
Samuci >n'ith, f U liliun. II. RowlaiHl,
.Tyscnh Clunn. j- C'hnrUs Jife-ecfi<S
Lxxnii APPENDIX.
Monigomcry.
Jesse Bean, f Philip Reed,
Benjamin Reiff, George Weaver.
Chester.
t jVathaniel Pennepackf f Abrafuim Buihe^^
■f John JVIenonght \ Lea I'use.
f Johji G. Bull,
JLan caster.
f Joel IJghtnerj f Jacob Ringgold^
f Johi Hopkins, f liobert Ma-xwe^
f J0A71 (Jraff^ f Jacob Grosch.
James S, Mitchell, f Peter Siorm,
Adam Hendrix, f Jacob Heckert,
Cumberland.
John Davis, | Thomas Cocbraa.*'
Jacob Alter,
Berks and SchuylkilL
t Jacob Kerbs, Conrad Feg-er,
I Jacob Miller, t Jacob Sasseman*.'
•j' John Adams,
JVorthamptQn and Wayne,
Daniel W. Dingham, f Philip Seller*,
Henry Winters, -f S. Stein.
j- Abraham Horn,
Mor thumb er land,.
Samuel Bond, t Leonard Rupert,
Andrew M, Clenachan, \ George Kremer.'
Washington.
Joshua Dickerson, f James Kerr,
Thomas M'Call, Robert Anderson.
ArmstrorLgy Indiana and Jefferson,
James M'Cjhnb.
Westmoreland.
George Plumer, \ Peter W^allace*
\ Henry Alshouse,
Fayette.
John Shreve, John St. Clair,
Henry Heaton,
Bedford.
John Tod, speaker David Fields,
Franklin .
Robert Smi'h, f Daviii MClay.
Jacob !)i chert,
Daujiii.. .
Davu 1 ciguson, Valent.ne "haufflef.
f Amo« ElimaJcer,
APPENDIX. txxix
Luzerne.
-f Benjamin Dorrance, f Charles .Viner,
Huntrngdoii.
f R. J. Law, Alexander Dysart-
Beaver.
Sohn Lawrence.
Allegheny and Butler.
Joseph Reed, Samuel Scott
Wilham Marks, f Thomas Cochran
Mifflin.
Vfvn. Magill, Joha Brown.
DelWiVai e.
f Thompaon, f Chemy.
Somerset and Cumbria.
I Daniel Stoy, James flanna.
Lycoming.
t Henry Welles, " John Forstet.
Greene.
Rees H.ll.
Adams-
James M'Sherryy Jamee Robineit^,
C nt.ri. Clearfield and NT Kteu.
\ Michael Boling-er.
Eric, Craivjhrd and Warren.
John Philips, Patrick Farrelly.
Mercer and Vt nango.
James Montgomery, Samuel Dale.
*• State of Parties. The whole number of meipbers is S5;
cf these 18 are federalists ar.d 77 republicans. The new
members are designated by a dag'ger f and are A7 in num-
ber, i'he usual proportion of ihe new members annually
elected is about one third of t^e wholcr number. Ihe names
•f tlje federalists are pruUed in itulice- Republican ma-
jority 59.
Ill Joint JMeeting of both houses of the legislature the
whole number is 126— ilepubllcans 93, federalists 23, re-
publican majority 75." [Democratic Press.
COURTS OF PENNSYLVANL\.
The Supreme Court holds Six Terms aimually, in five
dilierent districts of the state, viz.
Two in the cicy of Piul.ui -Iphia, for the '* Eastern Dis-
trict," one of tilt m to begin on tlie 2d Monday -n Decem-
ber, to conunuc 3 weeks. The other on the 2d Monday in
JVIaccbt to eontinue two weeks, if necessary.
i^xxx AFPBN131X.
One term at Pittsburg", for the " Western district," coi
the Ist Monday in September, to continue 2 weeks, if neces-
sary.
One at Lancaster, in the " Lancaster District," on the 3d
JVlonday in May.
One at Sunbury, in the county of Northumberland, for the
** Middle District," on the Wednesday next following the
2d week of the term of the Lancaster District.
One atChambersburg, in the "Southern District," on tlie
Monday week next following- the end of the 2d vveel»of the
term of the " Western District."
The ** Eastern District" is composed of the counties of
Philadelphia, Bucks, Chester, Northampton, Montgomery
and Delaware.
The " Western District," of the counties of Somerset,
"Westmoreland/ Fayette, Gieene, Washington, Allegheny,
Beaver, Butler, M'ercer, Crawford, Erie, v\'arren, Venango,
Armstrong, Cambria, Indiana and Jefferson.
The " Middle Dirtrict," of the counties of Northumber-
land, Luzerne, Lycommg, Mtfflin, Centre, Clearfield.^
!M'Kean, Potter, Tiiga, Bradford, Susquehanna and Wayne.
'I'he " L^incaster District," of the counties of Lancaster,
Bej'ks, York und Dauphin.
The " Solithern Dist rict," of the counties of Cumberland,
Bedford, Franklin, Huntbigdon and Adams.
Tlie Judges are authorized to hold adjourned courts,
whenever tlie business may render it necessary.
I'he Courts of Nisi Prius for Philadelphia county, are
ijeld at such times and places as the Judges of tlie Supreme
C 'lirt may fi-om time to time direct and appoint.
Chief Justice, William Tilghman, Salary, §2666 67
Associates, [^rireTlckenridge, } ^2000 each.
Joseph Barnes, protlionoiary of the Eastern District; office
in county court house. Philadelphia
WilhaiTi B. Irish, prothonotary of the Western District; office
at Pittsburg.
John Finny, protlionotary of the Middle District; office at
Sunbury.
John Passmorc, prothonotary of the Lane ister District; office
at Lancaster,
ilohn Findlay, prothonotary of the Southern District; office at
Chambersburg.
7^/ie District Court for the City and County of
PhUadelfihiu.
This Court is erected by an act of assembly passed the
30ih day of March 1811, It ia to continue for six years, and .
APPENDIX. LXXX'
to have cogm/unce of all civil pleas and actions, real, p.-r-
sonal and mixed, where tl)e sum in conirovcrsy ercceds one
hundred dollars. It is iiekd by three j»idg:cs, any two of
whom constitute a quorum. The presidint^ judg-e is to re-
ceive a yearly compensation of 2000 dollars, and the assis-
tant judj^es 800 eacli, payable quarterly.
It has four terms in each year, viz. in June, September,
December, and March if necessary, commencing- on thp
first Monday in each.
Joseph Hemphill, Esq. President.
Jacob Sommers, Esq. ") 4^ • , ^
. ,1 c' i3 >• Assistants.
Anthony Smimons, Esq. 3
Courts of Quarter Sessions andCommcyi Pleafi^are held
for the several counties, asfollonvs^ — in the
1st district. — In Philadelphia, the 1st Mondays iu March
and June, 3d in Sopiember and Ist in December.
Fjcs. JACOB RUSH, Esquire.
This court has no orlsrlnal jin-ibdiction in any civil action
^here the controversy exceeds one hundred dollars.
2d district. — In York, on the 1st Mtrndays of January,
April, Aug-ust and November; in Lancaster, on the 2d Mon-
days after tl)e co T.mencement of the courts in York; in
Dauphin, on the Sd Mondays after the commencement of
the courts in Lancaster. Pre's. WALTER i'RAXKLLN', Esq.
3d district. — la Berks on the 1st Mondays in Jainiai'v,
April, Aug'ust and November; in Northampton, an the 2d
Mondays afier the commencement of the coiu'ts in Ucrks;
in Scliuylkill, the 2dr Mondays next after the cotirts in
Wayne, [Note — \Yayne was held, while j)art of the .nl dis-
trict, on the 2d Mondays after the couits in Northampton. '
in Lehigh^ tlie Mondays next after tlie courts in Scluivlkill
Pres. ROBER r PORTER, Esq.
4th district. — In Bedford on the 1st .Mondays in Januarv,
April, August and November; in Huntingdon, on the 2d
Mondays of tlie same montlis; in MifHin on the 3d Mondays
of tlie same months in Centre on the 4th Mondays oiihe
same months. Pres. JON A. WALKER, Esq.
5th District. — In Beaver, on the Ist .Vlonday in January,
last Monday in March, and 1st Nondays in August and No-
vember; in Allegheny, on the Mondays succeeding- ilic com-
mencement of the courts in Beaver; in Ea\elte, on the .Mon-
days succeixling the coniiuencement of the c«)urts in AUe"*-
Iicny; in dreene', on the -Monda3s succeeding the commence-
ment of the courts in Fa\ette; in \AasiiingLon, on tlie Mon-
days preceding the commencement of die courts in Beaver
Pres. SA-MUEL ROBERTS, Esq
h ^
6th district. — In Venango, 1st Mondays in November, Fe-
bruarj', May and Augaisl; in Butler on Uk 2d Mondays of the
same months; in Mercer, on the 3d Mondays of the same
months; in Crawford, on the 4th Mo*ida\s of the same monihs;
in Erie, on the Mondays next following- the courts in Craw-
ford county. Pres. JESSE MOORE, Esq.
7th district. — In Delaware, on the 2d Monday in April, the
4th Monday in July, and on the 3d Mondays in January and
October; in Chester, on the 2d Mondays after the 3d Mondays
in January, April, July and October; in Montg-omer}-, on the
2d Mondays after the commencement of the courts in Ches>
ter; in Bucks, on the 2d Mondays after the commencement
of the courts m Montgomery. Pres. BIRD WILSON, Esq.
8lJi district. — In Luzerne, on the 1st Mondays in JanuaHs
April, August and November; in Northumberland, on the 2d
Mondays afier the commencement of the courts in Luaerne;
in L} coming, on the 2d Mondays after the commencement
of the courts in Northumberland. Pres. (vacant.)
9th district. — In Cumberland, on the 1st Mondays in Janu-
ary, April, August and November; in Franklin, on the 2d
Mondays in the same months; in Adams, on the 3d Mondays
in the same months. Pres. JAMES HAMILTON, Esq.
10th district. — In Somerset, on the last Mondays ot'FtHjru*
ury. May, August and November; in Cambria, on the 1st
Mondays of March, June, September and December; in In-
diana, on the 2d Mondays of the same months; in Armstrong,
on the 3d Mondajs of the same months; in VVestmoi-eland,
on the Mondays next preceding' the courts in, Somerset
county. Pres. JOHN YOUNG, Esq
11th district. — In Tioga, on the 2d Mondays in January,
April, August and November; in B)-adford, on the 3d Mon-
days of the same months; iii Susquehanna, on the 4th Mon-
days of the same months; in Wayne on tine Mondays next
following the courts in Susquehanna county.
The Gr/i/ian's Courly
For Philadelphia county, on the 3d Friday in every month,
at the county court house.
The May or' ii Court of tht City of Philadelphia^
Holds four ses.sions annually, at such times as the mayor
/ecorder and aldermen .si i all appoint.
Courts of Oyer and Terminer,
Held alternately by the judges of die Supreme Court an
Common Pleas, at such times as are appointed, usually onr
■j^ year.
APPENDIX. Lxxxiii
Fior.i the ^Imerican Duili/ ^iih-piiht-r.
Mil. PovTLSON,
If you should think llie following- i..;-; .....■:, a relative to
the mode of cxecutiiiK'jacknowleilg'Jn^", proving-, and record-
in t^flpcds, powers of allorncy, &.c. according to the laws of
Penns\lvania, us- ful, it is at vuur strv;ce frr publicatiiMi.
Nov. 13, 1812. ' A. B.
Tiie.chitf justice and judges of the Supreme tjourt, tr»r;
president aad associate judg'irs of the Court of Common pleas ,
and the m;;yoi- and recorder of the ctiy i)f Piiihi'lelpiiiu, have
power to take the acknoAiedg-ment, or probate, ot deeds, kc. ,
for lands in any part of the stiite. '
The aldermen of tlie city of Philadelphia, have power to
take the ackno'-viedsTmentand probate of deeds, Sec. for lands
lying with.in the city or cciinty^f Philadeiphia.
The justices of the peace oi' the several counties, have pow-
er to take the acknowledt^ment, &c. of deeds for lands lying
within their respective counties.
I( tlie wife of a g-rantor is me party, the judg-e or justice, Sec.
takins^ the acknowledgmtnt, must examine ii^^r separate and
apart, from her hvuband, .ind shall read or otherwise m.ike
known to her the fidl contents of the deed, and on such se-
parate examination, site is requiied to declare that she did
volunt.irilv, of her own free 'will and accord, seal and as her
act and deed, deliver the s..me, all which must be certified
under the hand and seal of the officer.
Two Witnesses are usuhUv required to subscribe their
names to the execution, and delivery of evcrj* deed.
In all ca>>c3 it is advisable that the t^rantor should acknow
ledjj-^ ihe deed, but if he be dead, or cannot appear, it may
be proved by the oaih or attirmaiion of one or more of the
vt'itnesses, who were pi-esentai the execution thereof.
If the grantor and witnesses are dead, tlie hand writinfj of
the latter may be proved by oath or artirmation, but when
tiiat px'uof caimot be had the!\ tlie hand writing of the grantor
niay be proved in like manner.
Deeds made ovit of the s'ate, may be acknowledged by the
«2;rantoJ-s, or proved by one or more of the witnesses thereto,
before any mayor, chief magistrate, or officer of the citv,
town, or place where executed, and cenijietl under the com-
mon or public seal of such cin/f to-wny or place, tlie officer tak-
ing care to ccrtiiy the private cxiimiuuiion of the wife as
aforesaid.
Bonds, specialties, letters of attorney, and other powers in
writing, require two or more w.tnesses, and if exccuteil ou<
of the state, must be proved by them b<'fore any minor, chief
magistrate, or officer of the city, town, or place whe.e exe-
cuted, and certified unOer the commun or public seal of the suiU
cim, &c.
I jtxxiv APPENDIX.
Letters of attorney for the sale of lands or other estatei>
must expressly give power lo sell, and convey, hi fee simple
or otherwise, accordiDg- to the nature of the estate intended
io be conveyed, and may be acknowledged or proved out of
the state^ and certified as aforesaid, or acknowledged by the
oonstitueHt or proved by one of the witnessesi before a judge
)r justice of this state.
Sale of lands, &,c. under power of attorney, must be made
NvlVile the pov.'er is in force, and .sucli power shall be accoun-
ted in force until tlie agent has notice of countermand, revo«
'.aiion, or death of the constituent.
-If the wife is a party to the power of attorney* she must
acknowledge it in the same manner as a deed.
Assignment of bonds, and specialties, must be under hand
and seal, and before two or more credible witnesses, wiio
•ire reouired lo subscribe their names as such.
CORPOUATIOX OF PHILADELPHIA.
Afavor, John Barker; Jiecorder, .Toseph Reed; Solicitor^
Handal Hutchinson; Treastirer, George A. iSaker; Clerk of
the ,Maijor's CoiU't, Josiah Randall; Citt/ Clerk, John Rey-
:;olds.
Aldermen. Robert AVhaiton, Pliilip Wager, John Geyer,
Jacob Baker, John Eaker, John Barker, Mattliew Lawler,
Samuel Carswell, Abraham Shot-maker, .VJichael Kepple,
John Inskeep, John C. Stocker, Andrew Pettit, John Dou-
glass, (one vacancy).
Select Council. S. W. Fisher, president; John Hart (D.),
William Rush, Andrew Bayard, John Roed, Thomas La:ti.
mer, Robert Wain, Robert Ritciiie, John W. Thompson,
James Vanuxem, William Warner, Josei)h Morris (C.),
'rhon)as Bradford, jun. clerk. ^
Ccmmon Council. 'I'lionias Leiper, president; Alexander
Cook, James Ifutper, jun. John Steel, Levi Garrett, Adam
Eckfeldt, Scth Ciaige, Liberty Biowne, William Smiley,
Jamts Cutbush, Conrad Wile, \Mlliam Dalzell, Edward
Smith (M), Aiplionso C. Ireland, Samuel Welheril, jun.
Peter A. Browne, Charles Johnson, Francis Mitchell, Ran-
dal IJutchinson, Capt, John Mullowney. Samuel Keehmle,
clej-k.
City Commiasioners. Alexander liamsay, jun. John Purdon,
Timoihy Matlatk, Philip Mason, John Barker, jun. and Ni-
cholas Esling.
City Regulators and Siirreyonu J>imes Pearson, ^V. Garri-
gues, Reading Howell, William Sic vcnson
City CoVidtables. Jac(jl) Zeblcy and Jonathan Carson, high
constables; George Rutier, John Hul'ty, John MilUman, Hen-
ry Ainibrustcr, Peter Winn, 'i'houKus Forrest, Hichard Co-
APPENDIX. Lxsxv
iilll, Luke Kiirngswortb.Fvedcrick Eiukbardt, John HpfS,
Gewig-e Willard, Philip Jacobs, John M'lM asters, John
M'( bne.
Clei-ka of the Markets.— -George Beck and Pavid Lake
for High street; David Miller, ior New Market, Second
street.
Wood Carders. Vine street wharf, John M *\Vaters; f^as-
safras do. Oeorg-e Fisher; Mvdberry do. Jacob Zeilers;
High do. John Douglass jun.; Chesnut, liowland Smith;
Drawbridge, IJoberl Mercer, and John Koyd, deputy; for
the wknrves on Schuylkill, William Ogdcn.
Sheriff. Francis Johnson.
Coroner. John Dennis.
C'oitnti/ Commissioi era. Jacob Filler, Ifobert Taylor, Isaac
Johnson. Solicitor, Julm L. Lieb. Trcaswer, Michael Buker.
Clerk, George Honey — '1 hey meet at the old court house.
JUSTICKS OF THE PEACE,
FOR THE COUNTY.
J\'orthern Liberties — Samuel Wheeler, Frederick Wol-
bert, John Goodman, jun. (and Notary Public), Samuel
Macferran, Joseph Grice, John Kessler, Fi-ederick Faering",
Edward I). Corfield, W illiam Moulder, Jacob Fitlei-, John
Shaw, Henry Prc;basco, 'I'homas Barne-s and Christian Sheets.
I^enn To-vnship. — Charles Carey, John Cliflord.
South-Mcirk. — Ebcnezer Ferguson, Hichard Hcnshavv (and
Notary Public), Hichard Palmer, Daniel Bussier, Alexander
Steel.
JVToyamensin^.-r-Johu Hunter, Michael Freytag, George
Goodwin.
Paasyunk. — Israel Israel, corner Long lane and Passyunk
road.
Germanto~,vn. — John Huston, Joseph H. Fleming, Peter
Raynton, John Nice.
Roxhorongh. — Cornelius Holgate.
Lotver Dublin. — Jonathan Scliolheld, Joshua Comley, Jo-
shua Jones, Derick PettrM>n, Benjamin Wahnsjey.
Oxford. — Robert Morris, Isaac Worrell, John Ruan, John
\l. Worrell.
Bristol. — Jacob Miller.
Blockley. — Nathan Jones, Caleb Davis.
CONSTABLES.
OFFICE 404 NORTH SECOND.
jM'orthem Libtrties.—John Miller, 126 Callowhill, Jacob
Faunce, 72 Co;ts, John aljowaker, 467" north Third— Henry
Byih, Kensi7igton.
jPcnn Townshi/).— Michael Waitman, 286 north Eighth.
.^oM/^TvarA;.— George Weaver, so ih-west corner of Shin
ha ^
ixxxvi APPENDIX,
pen and Third streets, George Sheed, jun. ?'6 German,
Acheson I'honipson, Plum near Fifth.
Moyameimng- — Joshua Raybold, 51 Fitzwalter, Stephen
Burwell, /Sroall.
Pa&syvnh. — MicliaelCooper, corner Buck road StLonglane.
COMMISSIONERS, REGULATORS, &c.
Of the J\''(jrthern Liberties. Daniel Groves, president;
Michaei Baker, treasurer; Wm. Binder, John Bender, Peter
Cline, Joseph Fvicker, Lsaac Johnson, Thos: Milhird, Thos:
Rose, Jacob Rihl, Charles Souder, Jesse Shelmire, Jacob
Slemnit)-, Cornelius Trisnmul. Clerk, Tlionias Timings.
Regulator, .Robert Brf)oke, 324 north Third. Meet the first
Tuesday in every rr-onth at the Town House, N. L.
SotLthtvavk. — John M'Leod, pi-esident; b'aac Hozey,
Charles Penrose, John Turner, Peter Lava?, John Hoover,
Wm. M'Call, Phineas Eldridge, Christopher Armstrong,
Benjamin Marlin, Daniel Southland, George Spangler, John
Thompson, Henry M'CuHey, John Thum. Thomas Pen-
rose, treasurer; Jolm Hutton secretary; William Stewart,
superintendant'. Meet at their Hall in Second near Christian.
George Peai'son, principal regulator; Alexander Steel,,
Cornelius Stevenson and William Bishop, assistant regulator^;
Alexander \5v(\\\\vATil collector of taxes.
JMoyaivensing — Archibald ^iuny, presideuty John Maitland,
John Snyder, John Leisher, Benjamin Robinson, Daniel
Guiery, Joseph Kenton, Thomas Dixey, John Tittermary.
Sup€ri7Uenaant, ames M'Kan; Assessor, Joshua Raybold,
51 Fitzwalter; Collector of taxes, James. Roberts, Cedar near
Tenth.
Board Cif Inspectors of the Prison, of the City and County
of Phi lade I phi a George Burtram, president, William Peir-
sol, trc'umref^, Frederick Fcermg, secretary, John Welsh,
Luke W- Morris, Wiiham Flintham, Richard Palmer,
1'sq. Benjamin Mortin, John Hoover, James M. Linnard,
Wm. Shaw, Esq. Charles Souder, Jesse Shelmire, Richard
Tybout.
William Long, keeper of the fnisom Abijah Price, John
^/ameron, Setli Price, James Brindle, Jacob HolK)way,
J'klward Gu}S, and Josiah Claypoole, deputy keepers; John
Wallington and William Allen, clerks-
POST OFFICE, PHILADELl^HIA.
ESTABLlSH>JtENT OF THE MAILS EOR 1813.
EASTERN MAIL— New York, Connecticut, Massachu-
.setts, Vermont and New Hampshire statesj arrive daily at
fy A. M. and close half past 12. P. M. J
Al'l'ENBlX. LXixvij
Rhocle-Tslanci, arrive Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, ut
6 A." M. and close Monday, Wednesday and Friday, half past
12 p. M.
Mcndham, Boonetown, Hackettstown, Rockaway, Bas-
kenridg-e, Flemington, Xewhannpton, Middletown Point, AU
lentow'n, Freeliold, Shrewsbury, Cranbury and Weslfield
(N. J.) arrive Tuesday at 6 a. m. and close Monday, lialf
past 12 P. M.
Morristown, Sparta and Newtown (N. J.) arrive Tues-
day, Thin-sday and Saturday at 6 a m. and close Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, half past 12 P. m.
Newtown, Attlehorougit- and Hulmes\ ille, Bucks county,
(Pa.) arrive Wednesday at 6 a. m. and close Monday, half
past 12 P. M-
SOUTHERN MAIL— Maryland, Virginia and North Caro-
lina. states, arrive daily at 1 p. m. close half past 6 a- m.
Soutii-(J:U"olina and Georg-ja arrive Sunday, 'I'uesday and
Friday at 1 p. m. and close Tuesday, Tiuirsday and Satur-
day, half past 6 a. m.
New Orleans, Mississippi Territory and Tennesee, arrive
WedncscVy^t 1 v. m- close 'ihursday and Saturday, half past
6 A. M.
New Orleans only, via Fort Stoddert, arrive Friday 1 p. m.
close Thursday, half past 6 a. m.
Mails for part of Ol^io, South and West of Chilicothe, via
Washiuf;ton City and Marietta, arrive Monday 1 p. m. and
lose Wednesday, half pasfe 6 a. m.
London Grove, Chatham, Newgarden, Cochransville and
Strasbitig-, arrive Wednesday at 1 p. m. close Saturdav,
half pusi 6 am.
LANC\Sll\,R, llarrisburt^ and intermediate Offices,
arrive dudy at 4 p. m. close daily G a. m.
Ci-eat Western Muil, via Piitsbiu-gh, for Ohio and Ken-
tucky states, Indiana Territory and Upper Louisiana, from
fifteen April to first of December, arrive I'uesdav, Thursday
and SaturdaVf at 4 p. m close Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 6 a m.
Ditto, from first of December to fifteenth April, arrive
Monday, Wcdncstlay and Fi-iday at 4 p. m. close Sunday,
Tuesday and Tliursday at 6 A. m.
Mails via Columbia (I'a) I'or York and Adams counties,
rrrive Monday, Wednesday and F'riday at 4 P. m close Mon-
d:4y, Weilnesday and Friday at 6 a. m.
Mails via Downington (Pa.; for West Chester, Kennet
Square, New London Cross Roads, VMiite Horse, Lancas-
ter county, and Oxford* Chester county (Pa.) arrive Wednes-
clay at 4 p. m. clost- 'I'uesday at 6 a. m.
RK\DlNC(Pa.) MAIL and mtcrmediaie offices, arrive
Tuesday and Friday at 7 a. m. close Tuesday and FtidaVj-
) p. >t.
«.«xxv3j.s APPEXDIX
Mails via Reading' (Pa.) for North umberland, T.ycomlng
any CiejUre counties, arrive Tuesday at 7 a. M. close Tues-
day 2 p. M- .
Mails via Readingfor, Berks and Dauphin counties, (Pa)
arrive Friday at 7 a. m. close Friday, 2 r. m.
Mails via Lancaster ( Pa.) for Mifflin and Hunting-don coun-
ties (Pa.) arrive Thursday at 4 p. m. close Saturday at 6
A. M.
EASTON" (Pa.) Mail and intermediate offices, arrive
Tuesday and Friday 7 a- m. close Tuesday and Friday 3
p. M.
Mails via Easton (Pa) for Northampton, Luzerne and
Wayne Counties (Pa ) Sussex County (N.J.) and Gennes.see
(N. Y.) arrive Tuesday at 7 a m. close Tuesdav at 3 p. m.
BETHLEHEM (Pa'.) Mail, Montgomery Square, Allen-
town, Nazareth and Lausanne, (Pa.) arrive Tuesday and
Friday at 7 a. m. close 'I'uesday and Friday 2 p. m.
BRIDGETOWN, West New Jersey and intermediate
offices, arrive Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 4 p. m.
efcse Monday, \A'ednesday and Friday 3 p. m.
Mails via Bridgetown, West New Jersey, for Cumberland
and Cape May Count'es (N. J.) arrive Friday at 4 a- m.
close Wednesday 3 p. m.
SALEM (N. J.) Mad, via Woodbury, Swedesborough
and Woodstown (N. J.) arrive Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 4 p. m. close Monday, Wed'nesday and Fridavj
3 p. M.
A I SIGN, Tuckerton, May's Landing, Somer's Point and
Abstcom (N. J.) arrive Wednesday at 11 a. m. close Wed-
nesday, S V. M.
HADDONFlELD, Mount Holly, New Mills and Borden-
town (N. J.) arrive Wednesday at 4 p. m. close Wednesday,
4 P M.
Swift Sure Mail, via Jenkintown (Pa.) Somerset C
II. and Springfield (N.J.) arrive Mondav, Thursday and
Saturday at 8 a. m. close Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
haif past 7 a. m.
GEP.M.VNTOWN (Pa) Mail, arrive daily at 8 a. m.
close 4 p. M.
L.Mos mu.sthe left at the Post Office whhin the time
Specified, to insure their going in tJie mail of ~the day, and
newspiipers half an hoiu- before that time, except newspa-
pers f(;r the western mail which must be left on the pre-
ceding evening by sun down. 'As there are several places of
the same name in the United States, it is necessary that the
diii-cuonssliould be par, icularly.- the states should bedistin-
gcished, and where it might otherwisf- be doubtful, the
conunties When letters ai« not for a post town, the nearest
J>08t town ouglit to be mentioned
APPENDIX. Lxxxix
Postaf^e^f Letters throu^'hout the United States.
For the postnc^e of any single letter to or from any place
by land/not excee«linir 40 miles, 8 cents.
Over 40, mul not exceeding' 90 - - 10
Over 90, and not exceeding 150 - - l'~4-
Over 150, and not exceeding 300 - - ^"^
Over 300, and not exceeding oOO - -^
livery place more than 500 miles - - --5
Institutions, Companies, ^ Soeietics,
MONIED, RELIGIOUS, HUMANE AND CHARITABLE,
LITEIIARY, NATIONAL, MUTUAL BENEFIT, &.C,
BANKS.
Bank of Pennsylvai^ia.
SOUTH SECOND W. SiDR, ABOVE WALNUT.
Hirectoj's. — Joseph P. Norris, presulenti II >bert Ralston,
(dcdiVey Huga, Thos. Norton, John C.'Stocker, Wm. San-
»om, Jciiu Mollinys'.voiili, jun. Alexajuier Ikniy, Rf;bcrt
l*oi'ter, Mark Wilco.x, Michael Keppi-lc, Cliarics liiiUlle,
. l/Ouia Clajxer, Jacob Kidgsvay, Joseph Memp'all, f!ii:;l. Ely,
Klihti ChatiMcey, Kobert Sfay. S;iniucl \^■etht iH, jup. Jiy the
Senate, Benjamin Sa^^, Mink llich:irds and Juhn (^onnelly;
By the Iloune of /^ep'csfiituth'f. 'if W'Mzm lUv.rus, John Jen-
nings and John Binns. Joiwitlian S'miih, casiiic-r.
S.3.00O,0..'O c:ipit,d; 2,500,000 dollars paid in, of which
1,500,0(JO dollars belong- lo the stjfbi*, i.he slate having"
the privilege ot^ubscribiug the otlicr half million.
Open daily, exc. pi Siuid:\s, 4th (jf July and Christmas,
fi'pm 9to 3 in tiie adernoon. Divcoi'nt on Wednesdays and Sa-
turdays. Khc'ion for directors, Isi .Monday iu Fc!)ruary.
Shares 400 doliai-s each. Dividtnds, January and July.
Ii(t7:k o/A^'orf/t ^nurica,
99 CHESXUT. ABOVK THIRD.
Directors.- — John Morton, prcsiiieut-. Joiin Morton, Heorge
T^atimer, Robert \\'aln, Dan-el Smldi, 'i'inioihy Paxson, Ja-
cob Downing, Joseph S. liCv.is, James Head, William \\'aln,
Abm Kintzing, Henry Nixon, Benjamin K. Morgan, Henry
Drinker, cashit-r.
Open dail}', except Sundays, (iood Friday, Christmas,
1st ot January and 4t.h of July, fron 9 to ;> in the aficrnuon.
Discount on Slondays andThurdays. Capital 800/^K)() dollars;
shwea '100 dollars each. Divit.l'.Mds, Jawiarv and JhIv
tx APPENDIX.
Philaddpbia Bank.
S. Vv\ COUKKTl OF FOURTH AND CHESNCT.
George Ch nter, president,- J. Welsh, L. D. Carpentier,
Jacob .^perry, Joltn Bohkn, Augustine Bousquet, 'Ihomas
KoJ>s, 'liionias CalleRcIer, Casper W. Morris, Wrn- M'Faden,
Henc) Orth, \Vm. Pjnilips, \Vm Smiley, Matthew L. Bevan,
Tjios. \\ . Francis, Joseph Lea, Joseph Lownes, Lewis R\ish,
Ditvicl Achesen, vSamuel Smith, Joseph Clark Jacob HQigate,
Qiiintm Cam]}bell, cashier.
Open daily, except Sundays, 4th of July and Christn'.as.
Di.-'c(.'unt on ^londays, and Thursdays. Capital l.bOi.'.OOO
dollars; siiares luO dollars each. Dividends, March and Sep-
tember.
Farmers and Mcchank^^ Bank^
NO. 100 CHE"^NUT, ABOVE THIRD.
Joseph Tag-eut, president,- John Miller, (M.C.) James M*A1-
pin, Seth Ciaigt^, Georg'e Sheaft'," James Shersvvood, Samuel
Ktchanis, Wm. Levis, Samuel Bal'iics, John B. Wallace,
K.ciiard Tvbout, Ely Canb}-, Samuel F. Fradford, Henry
tuld. cashier.
Cpen daily, except Sundays, the 4th of July, Christmas,
lanit the 1st of January. Discount on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Capital IjioO.OOO dollars; shares 50 dollars. Dividends,
Jaiiuary and July.
Stephen Girard^s Banking House,
THIRD, OPPOSITE DOCK.
In the elegant building- lately occupied by the United
States Banking- Company. Open daily, except Sunday, from
■ 9 A. M. to ?j p. M.
/
State Bank of Camden (A''. J.)
The Discount days are Wednesday and Saturday in every
ireek.
Hours for the transaction of bufsiness, from 10 o'clock a.
M. till 4 o'clock P. M. every day in'the -week (Sundays ex-
cepted. )
Notes intended for discount for the accommodation of ci-
tizens of Philadel])hia may be sent to the lianking House,,
or left at No. 34, Chin-ch alley, where a box is provided for
the reception of the same, provided they are left at, or be-
fore 2 o'clock of Tliursdays and Fridays.
Applicants for discount, residing in Philadelphia, will
receive iuisweis in writing, at their respective places of bu-'
SJness, on each discount day, before 1 o'clock p. m.
By order of the Board of Directors,
fticiiAUD M.Cooper, Cashier.
Camdov, J«ncl\y\^\2-
APPEXUIX. CXI
INSURANCE COMPVNIKS.
I7isurancc Comfiamj of .Korh America.
OFFICE 40 WALNUT.
,lolm Inskecp, preaident; Alexander Henry, Samuel Hodg-
don, John H. Brown, .J.Ta{»f^rt, Andrew Peltit, Jacob S.
Wain, jHCob C WikoflP, Kobtrt Haiwocwl, J<>lin Larj^e, Sam-
uel W. Jones, Janics Read, Godfrey llaga, John Stiile, Jo-
seph Donath, KdwardSmilh, Thomas Latinrit-r, Thomas Ast-
ley, Richard Leedom, William Ramsey, John Leibert, John
M'Kissick, Thomas Dunn, John G. Coewan. Capital 600,000
dollars; shares 100 dollars. Dividends, January and July.
Phoenix Insurance Comfiany.
OFFICE 96 SOUTH SECOND.
David Le-wlt- prenideut; Paschal Holling-s-A orth, Paul Reck,
jun. Charles Vlacallester, Joshua M. Wallace, Charles Bid-
Kile, Robert Wiiurlon, Benjamin Morris, Alexander Mtury.
Capital GOOtOtO dollars; eharcs 100 dollars. Dividends, Jnue
and December.
Inyuiance Comfiany of the State of Pemisylvania.
OFFICE N. E. CORNER OF SECOND AND DOCK.
James S. Cox, president; Henry Pj-att, John(Jlemcnt Stock-
er, Joseph Sims, J. Holl,mf^6 worth jr. John ii. Wachsnnutii,
Daniel Smith, Samuel Coate.s, Henry Nixon, Paul Su-men,
Cofco'-.^e Fox, CharlusWharton, Reeve Ijewi.s. Capital 500,000
dollars; shares 400 dollars. Dividends, IVbi-uary St August.
Delaware Infturance Comfiany,
OFFICE 42 WALNUT.
Samuel Keith, />refi<V/<?/iir,- William Vl'Fiicicn,Ricliard Milne,
James M'Ciea, Abralium Putton, Trontin Uo.s.'nain, Joseph
Bernest, John Co(>k, William I5i:'iU^cl 8t- Uichard Davis,
. Samuel E. Howell, James Kitclien, Jtxs -ph Lounes, Tliomas
"M'Euen, (ieorj^c 'Taylor jr. Capital 500,u00 dollars; shures
lOO doilais. Dividends, June and December.
Union hi^iurance Comfuiriy.
OFFICE 45 WALNUT.
Georg^e Latimer, preaident; James Vanuxpm, Stephen Ct-
rard, Jose|)!i .Sumerl, Hugh Colhoun, Joun Uohlcn, Lewis Cla-
pier, Kjchard Dale, Edu aid Uunaiit, Thom:us\ewb;)UI, Mat-
thew LaAler, Joseph hall. Capual 5'.K>,U00doli:u-s; shares loO
dollai'S. Dividends, February und An^'-ust.
United State»{ Insure
OFFICE 49 W Al-Nt' r.
Israel Pleasants, pres.Jem; iioi.eri Ritchie, Tliomas Cal-
ieuuer, Chandler Pi ice, Edward Cai-rull, .M. L. Bevan, John
xcii APPENDIX.
Gibson, Joshua Percivai, John Duffield, Henry Sergeants
Joseph 11. Evansi B. B. Howell, Thomas Rully. Capital
400,000 dollars; shares 50 dollars. Dividends, June and De-
cember.
Philadelfihia Insurance Company.
OFFICE, S. W. CORNER OF WALNUT AND SECOND.
Samuel W. Fisher, presiident; Thomas M. Willing-, Robert
Wain, James (y. Fisher, John Ashley, John Savage, James
Sniith, Joseph S. Lewis, William Wain, Henry Hawkins,
Abraham Kinlzing, William Miller, and 'I'homas W. Francis.
Capital 400,000 dollars; shares 100 dollars. Dividends, June
and December.
Marine Insurance Co7nfia7iy.
OFFICE 47 WALNUT.
'' John Leamy, president; David Walker, William Maris,
George IM^OallniouiU, Condv Raguet, Joseph Peace, John
Coulter, "William Leedom, William Read, Israel WHielen,
Robert Murdock, and James Paul. Capital 300,000 dollars;
shares 100 dollars. Dividends, July and January.
^4m€rican Fire Insurance Company^
Established bylaw for the sole purpose of making insurance
against fire, either for a term of years or for ever.
OFFICE 101 CHESNUT.
W^illiam Jones, president; James Vanuxem, Israel Whelen^
-John Savage, Thomas M'.Kuen, Josepii Reed, Guy lirVan,
John Sergeant, Chandler Price. Fdv\urd, Fox, treasurer. Ca^
piial 5o0,u00 dollars.
Lancaster and Susquehannalu i^c,
OFFICE N W. CORNER WALNUT AND SECOND.
Joseph Carson imd Joseph Smith, agents. Capital 300,000
dollars; 4000 shares at 7 J dollars each. Dividends, June and
December.
Cofitributionshiji for the Insurance of Houses from
Loss by Fire.
OFFICE, 99 HIGH. ,
John Morton, Pattison P. Harlsborne, Jolin Perot, Jacob
Downing, Joseph P Norris, Jos.-ph Cruksiiank, Zaccheus
Collins, Jo-epii S Lewis, John C. livans, Isaac Pearson, J(;-
sepli S. Norris, Zacbariah PouLson. Caleb Carmalt, treasurer.
Mutual Insurance Company, for Insuring Houses
from Loss by Fire.
OFFICE. 54 WALNUT.
James Ile.'id, Robeii Wharton, i)aniel Smith, Jonathan
Smith, Henry llawkuis, James Milnor, Robert Smith, JSmes
APPENIWX. iciii
C. Fislier, John C. Stocker, Samuel F. Bradforrl, Walter.
Ker, Thomas M'Euen, Matthevv L. Bc-van. James Read, pre-
sident. John B. Palmer, treasurer and secretary.
African Insurance Company.
OFFICE, 155 LOMBARD.
Capital 5,000 dollars. Shares 50 dollars. Joseph Randolph,
president; Cyrus Porter, treasurer; WiUiam Coleman, se-
cretary. The members of this company are all coloured
persons.
TURNPIKE, CANAL AND BRIDGE COMPANIES.
Susquehannah and Lehigh Turnfiike,
Benjamin R. Morgan, presidejit,- Levi Hollingsworth, Wil-
liam TurnbuU, Thomas Stewardson, Godfrey Hag-a, Samuel
Hodgdo^, Nathan Beach, Abraham Krieder, Conrad Krie-
der, jun. R. Cunyngham, Abiel Fellows, Andrew Shiner,
and Henry Bowman, managers; Thomas C. James, trea-
surer.
Cheltenhain and Willow Grove Turnjiike,
OFFICfi: 163 WALNUT (SANSOM's ROW.)
Robert Wharton, president; John Hart, Thomas Morrisi
Thom.is M'Euen, David C. Claypoole, Di-. George Gillasispy,
Charles Slioemaker, George Rex, James Worth, Thomas
Fletcher, Thomas Matiier, Tiiomas tiiddle, Dr. George De
Beneville. Griffith Evans, treasurer.
Ge'-manfonvn, kstc, Tarnfiike. office 212 walnut.
Benjamin Chew, president; John Bohlen, Edward Dunant,
William Davy, Samuel W.Fisher, George Fox, Joseph P. Mor-
ris, John Harland, Wilham Davis, Thos- Newbold, Thomas
Norton, Chandler Price, James Vanuxem. Jusepa Bullock*
treasurer.
Lancaster and Philadelfihia Turnfiike.
OFFtCE 25 I HIGH.
Ell'ston Perot, prpsident; R-chard Thomas, Jacob Do-wn-
ing, Samuel W heeler, Adam R.-igart, jun Caleb North, .John
Wh^titon, William Sansom, James C Fisher, J. H, Brinton,
Joiin Huhley, James Taylor, Will.am Davidson. Wm. Go-
vett, treasurer and secretary.
BustUtonun and '^miihjicld^ iD'c.
Henry Pratt, preaident; Ihomas Masters, treasurer; John
Jacob Sommer, JosliuaComly, Tsa;ic Wirrelj, William .Ma-
gee, Augustine W\Uitt, Fraacis Mairy, Richard Leo.lom,
Moore Wh.u ton, Edward Swift, Joseph Hart, Josl^ua Jones,
sSs^ Bernai-d J.^ Mallerson.
i
xciv APPENDIX.
Philadelphia-, Bra7idyiuine<t istc. Company.
Edward Tilghman, president; Charles Sungren, William
Trimble, Jelin Menougli, Peter Harvey, Thomas Garrett,
Joseph Peiinell, Mahlon Parsons, Moses Palmer, Robert Fra-
zer, Nathan Jones, Aaron Palmer. Joseph Gibbons, treasurer
and secretary. Election November l7th.
Chesnut'hiU and Spring-house^ i:fc. Company.
Gadwallader Evans, jun. president; John Johnson, juff.
John Dag-er, Isaiah Bell, William Foulk, John H. Warder,
John Roberts, Enoch Wheeler, John Bacon, Nicholas Kine,
Even Jones, Joseph Math ea*, Jeremiah Warder, jun. John
Huston, treasurer. Election November .14th.
Frankford and Bristol Turnpike.
OFFICE N. E. CORNER OF DOCK AND SECOND.
James C. Y\s\\ev , presideyit; John G. Wachsmuth, John C.
Stocker, Robert Smith, George Ludlam, Alexander Martin,
Derick Peterson, Leopold Nottnagle, braham Duffield,
John Lardner, William Phillips, William J. Miller, Amos
Greg-g. Joseph L. Inglis, treasurer.
Ridge Turnpike Company.
Gen. Francis Svvaine, president; James Sharswood, Philip
Hayner, Matthias Holstein, Natlian Levering, William Rawle,
Joseph Sims, Joseph Staine, Alexander Ci'awford, Isaac
Maclay, Mathias Harrison, Henry Nixon, Thomas W. Fran-
cis, managers; Thomas H. White, treasurer.
Union Canal Company oj" Pennsylvania.
OFFICE 212 S. THIRD.
Chai'les G. Paleske, president; James Milnor, vice-president^
William Merideth, courmellori George Simpson, treasurei^;
Joseph Watson, auditor.
Schuylkill Permanent Bridge Company.
OFFICE 8 N. FOURTH.
Richard Peters, president; John Perot, Abraham Kintzing,
William Newbold, Joseph Lownes, Charles Biddle, Jacob
Downing, George Fox, Richard Rundle, Robert Imlay, An-
thony Cuthbert, Thomas Cumpston, John Connelly. Israel
Whelen, treasurer.
Lancaster Schuylkill ( Upper Ferry) Bridge Company
OFFICE 457 HIGH.
Henry Pratt, presilent; C. Evans, jr. Samuel Breck, Abra-
ham Sheridan, Martin Dubs, Samuel'jlichards, James White-
head, managers; Samuel Simes, treasurer.
Pennsylvaniu Life Insurance Company^
Jacob Shoemaker, secretary.
APPENDIX. cxv
Alms House and House of Employment.
The Philadelphia Alms House and House of Employment
was erected in the year 1766 and 1767, on the square be-
tween Spruce and Pine and Tenth and Eleventh streets
from Delaware, is inclosed by a board fence.
The western building is 180 feet by 40, two stories hiirh,
of brick, in the form of an L, for the accommodation of the
men, and is \mder the superintendance of the Steward.
The eastern building' is of the same form and diraensidns,
appropriated for the women and childi'en, and under tiie
siuperintendance of the Matron.
A turret, four storys hig-h, is attached to the coi*ners of each
of the above building's for the accommodation of the stew-
ard, matron, students and officers.
By a statement for a year eiiding May 1812, the averaije
number of pk\i{)ei-s supported in tlie house during- that pe-
riod was 389 men, 3.52 women, and 94 children, mak-
ing 835 persons constantly supported.* The average cost
per week for their support and the officers was § 1. 28;
the total expentiitures of the house for tiiat year amounted
to S 56,000. The tax levied was §100,000, for the sup.
port of the hoKise and for the use of the guardians of the
city and districts to pay pensioned poor, and for bastai-d
children at nurse, &c.
The*slck and surgical patients are lodged in large spa-
cious rooms seperate from each other, the cells are allotted
for the maniacs of which there are generally from twenty -five
to thirty-five of both sexes. There are also comfortable wards
appi'opriated for the aged, blind, lame, &c. and the garrets
oi'tiie buildings are plastered and occupied by the convales-
cents; in'one of those garretts there has been frequently up-
wards of 160 persons lodged at one time therein.
The managers have alwa\ s.been very "attentive to the sick
in procuring sufficient assistance for them . especially in pro-
viding careful nurses, of which there are generally 10 or 12
in the house, besides their assistants; it is also enjoined
upon the steward and matron to see that the nurses
&(.c. treat the unfortunate persons under their care, with all
possible humanity and attention, and are faithful to the
charge assigned them.
The sick, &.c. have, besides the daily visits of three res-
pectable studf nts appointed by the managers who reside in
Uie house, the assistance of seven physicians of known
* At the erection of the house the number intended to be
accommodated was 500; since then the city and districts have
increased so rapidly, that the poor have likewise increased to
such an e.\tent that lOOO persons and upwards have been
in the houae At one time.
xc^i APPENDIX.
abilities, that reside in the city or Jistricts, who almost
every day visit the house and give their advice gratis;
there is an apotljecary*a shop in the house under the charge
of the junior student, beside a large airy building has been
lately completed ior amputations and surgical operations—-
ih short, the sick and the distressed are not better attended
and provided for in any other hospital of the size, tlian in
this.
The convalescents are einployed at various work. The
i(jradesmeu in the factory at making shoes, clothing, soap,
candles, carpenter *ind blacksmiths work. The women at
spinning, knitting, sewing, &c. Those that have no trade, are
employed at picking oakum and various work in the house.
The factory is a long bx-ick building, one story high,
• erected on the centre of the square, under a superintendant.
I he quantity of goods manufactured some years past, has
*.-ecn very considerable, but the profits arising therefrom
not an3^vering the expectations of the managers, they have
thought it prudent to curtail the making so great a quantity,
I'here vas manufactured in the year 18U9 upwards of
40,000 yards of different kind of cotton and lihens, a quan-
iity of which was cottoJi bagging.
From a statement made for a year, ending May 1812,
there appears to have been wove 22,031 yards, chiefly flas:
.ind cotton sheeting, tow and flax linen, check, diaper, lin>
sey, flannel, a few pieces cotton stripe, &,c. near 12,000 lbs.
of flax hatchelled— 1271 pairs of men's, women's and child-
ren's shoes— several hundred weight of flax spun, and like-
wise cotton and wool carded, besides a quantity and variety
of other articles manufactured and made for sale, and for
?he use of the institution.
There are 34 guardians of the poor, for the city of Phila-
delphia, the township of the Northern Liberties and district
of South wark, who appoints of their number to superintend
the house, four from th" vity and two from each district.
Who divide themselves by lot into two classes, one of which go
out every six miinths; their places are supplied by anewelec-
tion from the body of the guardians, so that four are appointed
every six njonths and vacancies are filled by new elections.
The time by law for holding their election is in the mbntlis
of May and November.
The managers meet at the Alms House every Monday In
the afternoon, and on such other days as they may think ne-
cessary, to inspect into the state of all matters relating to
the house, and give such directions concerning the same, as
to them may appear useful and expedient with the design
of the institution, to receive the reports of their committees,
and such reports as the steward mAy think proper to com-
municate to them; they have power to bind out poor child-
APPENDIX. xcvit
ren as apprentices to lawful ages, viz. boys to the age of 21
and girls 18 years; also, disordei-ly persons, who by their
vices have become sick and chargeable — to inspect and pass
all bills for purchases made on account of the house, and do
all other matters relating to the institution. They also divide
themselves into Committees for the better regulation of the
house, such as the—
Visiting Committee, consisting of two members, who ser>'e
weekly in rotation, and meet twice a week, to inspect the
different apartments of the house, and give such directions
as appear to them necessary and useful, to grant leave of
absence, and discharge paupers, &c. They make their report
in writing to the board every Mondj^y.
Manufacturing Committee, consists of four members who
serve for six months, and meet every Wednesday afternoon,
and the direction of this department generally devolves upon
them, such as fixing the prices of all goods manufactured,
or raw articles, order the purchase of such things as may
be wanted for U\e establishment, to fijc the prices of the
workmen, to keep an account and correct minutes of their
proceedings, and to report, tlie same to the board of mma-
gers every Monday.
Clothing Committee, of two members, who serve in rota-
tion for one month, and meet every Thursday afternoon,
who diiect sucii cloihin;^ to be distributed as they may
think needful and iiecessary.
A provision and a fuel Committee, is also appointed for
the piu-shase of all provisions and fuel, that may be wanted
for the house, who also report to the Board.
The Steward, is chosen by a majority of all the managers,
and removed by them at their pleasure, provided three-
fourths agree thereto. He has the general superintcndance
and care of the house in all its various departments (except
such as is especially entrusted to the matron) he is to en-
force all the Bye l^aws and regulations of tlie managers, at
their stated meeting to report the ingress and egress of tiie
paupers, stating those that have died, eloped, or otherwise;
also, an account of all receipts and expenditures, to present
all bills for payment, a list of all such article as may be
wanted, in short, to communicate all information which he
may deem necessary for the interest and benefit of the in-
stitution. To take charge of all the goods manufactured,
and all things whatever brought into the house; and to see
ar have them delivered out or sold, agreeably to orders of
the managers, to pay strict attention to cleanliness, and to
see that order is kept, and that the paupers attend to their
different employments, and all such matters as are necessa-
ry for the good and well ordering of an iiistitutioa of ttii«
iind.
\2
XGviii APPENDIX,
The Matron, is cboeen and reitioved in like manner as
the steward, she has the charge of the females and child-
ren, she has the like injunctions as the steward, in respect
to order, cleanliness of the house, &c.
No person is admitted into the house (as a pauper)_with-
out an order signed by one of the Guardians, neither can
any one be a^iited that is known to labour under any kind
of infectious disease, and all persons admitted who are ca-
pable of working, arc employed as well to inure them to
1 abour, as to contribute towara their support; thpse who be-
have disorderly are punished by a confinement in the cells
upon bread and water, according to the offence, but for no
longer a term than one week, or if the managers think pro-
per to proceed against them before a magistrate, there to
be dealt with according to law. No spirituous liquor is
suffered to be introduced, unless ordered by the managers.
The children when they arrive at a proper age are taught
in the house to read and write; public worship is held every
Sabbath, for those who chose to attend.
The gate is opened throughout the year at sun rise, and
closed from October to March at 8 o'clock, and the re-
mained of the year at 9 o'clock.
Jllanagers, for six monthji, ending May 1813. Alexander
W. Johnston, president; Joseph Lee, Samuel Fox, Israel
Grice Roberts, for city, Samuel Grice» David Shuster, for
Northern Liberties. Samuel Humphreys, Andrew W. Prevogt,
for Southwark-
Stetvard, Samuel Mason, salai^ ^800. Matrorxy Martha
Tnslee, §400, they and their families are also foimd in every
thing except clothing.
JPhysicians, Isaac Cathrall, Thomas C, James, N. Chap-
man, Joseph Parrisb, Peter Miller, Thos. T. Hewson, Samuel
Steward. Students, J. H. Gordon, Morris C. Shallcross, Ber-
lyman H. Green, John W. Shaw.
Guardians of the Poor,* for six months, ending IVfay 1813,
Northern Liberties. Richard .Heinberger, Wilham \\arner,
Tohn C. Ginnings, Thomas Snyder, Robert Wallace, Amos
Addis, William Hyneman, John Keim, John Eyres, Charles
Marquedant. City, Abraham Carlile, Satnuel Yorke, ^Jacob
l.y brand, Joseph Howell, Thomas Palmer, John Y. Bryant,
.fohn C. Evans, Jacob Keigler, Peter Hertzog, Thomas De-
silver, James Kerr, William Brown, Samuel Mackey, John
Davis, Andrew Lineau, William Wigglesworth. South-
wark, Thomas Rimer, George Popple, William Hiig:hes»
William Middleton, Richard Leicb, Josiah Haines.
John Y. Bryant, President. Abraham Carlile, Trecuurcr.
Samuel Ewing, Solicitor. John Hutton, Secretary.
* Meet at the Heahh Officei every Tuesday arening*.
APPENDIX. X'CtS
Pennsytvania and Lying-in Hosfiital,
^/fcmagers, Samuel Coates, Pattison Hartshovie, Law-
rence Seckel, Zacheus Collins i Joseph Lownes, Thomas
Stewardson, Edward Peninglon, Thomas P. ( 'ope, Reeve
Lewis, Samuel W. Fisher, Joseph Watson, Joseph S. Morris.
Treasurer^ Joseph S. Lewis. Physicians, Tiiomas Parke,
Benjamin Rush, Philip S. Physic, Benjamin S.*Harton, Joseph
Hartshorne, John S. Dorsey. Physician of the Lying4n Hoi'
pital Department, Thomas G. James. Physician to the Hos-v
pital out patients, Samuel Callioun.
City Hosfiital.
SITUATED AT THE S. W. CORNER OF SCHUTLKILL
FOURTH AND FRANCIS LANF,.
This spacious and extensive range of brick building's, vras
lately erected by the Board of Health, for the recepiion of
patients from the city and vicinity, labouring' under malig-
nant fever. The centre part of this building' is three stories,
50 feet front by 42 deep, the wings on the east and west
sides are each 108 feet long and 22 feet deep, with a piazza
12 feet broad extending along the front, enclosed with Ven-
etian blinds, constructed so as to admit or exclude air and
light at pleasure ; there are about 70 rooms : and in the up-
yer story of the east wing, is situated a cistern, with pipes
'to convey the water to the different rooms. FiAe hundred
patients can be accommodated in this building. David
John, ttcioard.
Friends* jilma House.
SITUATE IN WALNUT STREET, ABOVE THIRD, OH
THE SOUTH SIDE.
It is a brick building, divided itito a number of seperate
houses, and rooms, for families, or single persons who have
fallen into decay, most of whom by industry contribute to
their own support, but ai*e supplied with whatever their ex-
ertion falls short of procuring, by the society of friends, who
support the institution for the benefit of their own poor.
Silk stockings and featliers, are here washed and done up
in the nicest manner; here are also raised and may be had,
all kinds of medical herbs of the best quality.
Christ Church Hospital for Widoivs.
SITUATED I 1 1 MULBERRY STREET.
It is a large three story brick building ; and is an endow-
ment for aged women of the Episcopal Church, made by
Dr. John Kearsley, formerly an eminent physician of this
city; who bequeatlied for this purpose, an estate, which he
vested in the rector, church wardens, and vestrymen of the
imrted Episcc^al churches of Christ Church and St Peter'e.
c APPENDIX.
Since its endowment, it has received a considerable acces-
sion of property, by the j^ift of Mr. Joseph Dobbins, a native
of Philadelphia, but long a resident of South Carolina.
There are now 26 women supported in this building', agreea-
ble to the will of Dr. Kearsley.
Philadelphia Disfiensary,
FIFTH, BELOW LIBRARY STREET.
Was instituted in April 1786. — Its object is to afford me-
dical relief to the indigent sick It is supported by annual
subscriptions of one guinea, or tea guineas a life subscrip-
tion. The contributors recommend the patients; such as
are able to go out receive medical assistance at the dispen-
sary, where the apothecary resides, and the medicines are
kept on six days of the week; those who cannot go abroad
are visited at their own residences, prescriptions for whom
may be had at any time.
William White, president^ Robert Blackwell, Lawrence
Seckel, Henry I. C. Heimuth, Joseph Crukshank, Elliston
Perot, Robert Smith, Godfrey Haga, Robert Ralston, Ebene-
zer Hazard, Isaac Snowden, managers; Samuel P. Grif-
fitts, secretary
Attending Physicians and Surgeons, Drs. Shippen, Cleaver,
Neill, Woollens, Stewart and Schott.
Considting Physicians and iSiirgeons, Drs. Rush, Parke,
Wistar and Physick.
Treasurer, John Clifford, ^flpothecary, George G. Tresse.
Legacies are given in the corporate name, viz. **Igive
and bequeath to the Philadelphia Dispensary, the sum of
to be paid to the treasurer for the time being, and applied
towards carrying on the charitable designs of the said in-
stitution." Annual electioii, first Monday in January.
Board of Health Establishment.
OFFICE 39 S. FIFTH STREET.
J^embers of the Board — Kbenezer Fiu-guson, presideht;}ii\
Isaac Heyiin, secretary,- Col. Hugh Ferguson, treasurer; Drs.
Elijah Griffiths and Amos. Addis; Dr. Isaac Heister, Lazar^
etto physician; Capt. AVilliam Lake, quarantirie master; Dr..
Samuel liwi^icXd; port physician; James Ph. Puglia, health of-
Jicer; John Allison, f/er/c/Jolm Buckingham, messenger; Geo.
Budd, steward of the Lazaretto; David Jo])n, steward of City
Hospital. Office hours, from 9 a. m. to 2 v. m. and from 3
to 5.
Bible Society^ for distributing the Bible gratis.
Right Rev. Bishop White," preaident; Rev. Dr. A&hbel
Green, F. C. II. Heimuth, William Staughton, doctgr
Benjamin Rush, vice presidents; Rev- Dr. Gray, corresponding
secretary i B. B. Hopkins, recording secretary U7id librarian.
AFPENDIX. ^i
Other Managers, Rev. Dr. Joseph Pilmore, Archibald
Alexander, Rev. Messrs J. J. Janeway, Samuel HelfTen-
steine, Philip F. Meyer, James K. Bxirch, Georg^e (J. Potts,
Thomas Sergeant, John Jeyce, Thomas Hoskins, Me.-srs.
Edward Pennington, Peter Vanpelt, George Krebs, Godfrey
Haga, Laurence Seckel, James Moore.
Subscriptions and donations received by Robert Ralston,
treasurer, 103 south Front, or 189 Mulberrj' street.
JVIisaionary Society.
Robert Ralston, president; Isaac Snowden, treasurer; Wil-
liam Bradford, aecrctarjt; William Haslet, secretary to the
board of munagers.
F.vangelical Society. .^
Rev. Jacob J. Janeway, />r<?«Jen^,- Isaac S no wd en, secretarfj
and treasurer.
Society of the Protestant Efiiacofial Church.
Rev. Joseph Pilmore,* William Tilgliman, Esq. William
Meredeth, Esq. vice presidents, John Perot, treasurer.
Rev. Jackson Kemper, corresponding secretary; Charles N.
Bancker, recording secretary.
Trustees, Wra. Murdock, James Milnor, Caleb P.Wayne,
.lohn C. Stocker, jun Ttiomaa Cumpston, P. F. Glentworth,
Richard North, Paul Beck, Thomas Hale, Thomas M. Fran-
cis, James S. Smith, Jolin B. Wallace, Richard Peters, jun.
John Claxton, I^vi Hollng-sworth, Kichard Dale, John In-
s-keep, Ephraim Clark, John ftobins, jun. Edward Penington.
* The Clergy of the Episcopal Church residing in the
city and county of Philadelphia, and members of the socie-
ty, are Permanent Trustees, and the Bishop President
ex ojicio.
Hu?nane Society.
The Humane Society, was instituted in the year 1780, for
the purpose of recovering persons supposed to be dead from
drowning. In 1787 their ol^ects were extended to otiier ca-
ses — as, exposure to heat or cold, drinking cold water
damps, lightning, suffocation fi-om charcoal, &c. This society
have also placed the necessary apparatus in various par^s
near the water, and give premiums to such persons as have
been instrumental in saving the lives of their fellow-crea-
tures, expose<l to accidents of this kind.
Manas^ers, Joseph Cmkshank, Charles Marshall, Samuel
P. Griffitts, Thomas C. James, Joseph P;u-rish, Benjamin
Thaw, Samuel Pancoast, junr. Charles Penrose, Wilham
Leedom, Matthew L. Bevan, Joim Bacon, Isaac Snowden.
Presiilent, Joseph Cruckshank, Secretari/, Isaac Snowden.
7V<ra*vr<rr, Joseph P. Homer, Iwtpectorg, 'WdUtun Lcedomi
cii APPENDIX.
John Bacon. Committee of Correspondence, Samuel P. Griffiths^
Thomas C. James, Joseph Parrish Medical assistanifi,
William Currie, Caspai* Wistar, junr. Benjamin Say, Samu
el P. Griffitts, Thomas C, James, James Mease, John C,
Otto, Thomas T. Hewson, Peter Miller, Jose{>h Parrish,
John S. Dorsey, Isaac Cleaver, Henry Neill, J^es Glen*
Joseph Klapp.
Philadelphia Society for Alleviating the Miseries of
Public Prifsons%
Was instituted Anno Domini 1787. This association was
for many years successfully eniployed in promoting the
humane system which now^ predominates in the penal code
of Pennsylvania; the government of ihe prison of the city
and country of Philadelphia having within a few years been
inirusted to a board of mspectors appointed by a law of the
state, the services of the Society have been confined to re-
lieving the sufferings of prisoners who have not had trials and
those under sentence for thirty days, both of which descrip-
tion of persons do not come under the cave of the inspectors-
William While, D. D. (Bishop) presideiity William Ro-
gers, D. D, Thomas W^istai-, rtce presidents; Caleb Cresson^
junr. Koberts Vaux, secretaries; Joseph M. Paul, treasurer.
(J^ See " Inspectors of Prison "
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